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  1. Newsletter 204 -03/05/2019

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    (S&P) confirmed late last week that its credit rating for Greece would remain at ‘B+’, also

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  2. The benefits of being Greek
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    Agora

    , the parliamentary candidate for the South District of Athens (Area B) Konstantinos Kyranakis announced

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  3. Moody's holds on rating update stressing need for reform
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    is a B rating category in the coming years, unless there were significant improvements in the country’s

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  4. SYRIZA launches membership drive but still struggles with 2015 backwash
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    secondary issues, even at the most crucial and sensitive moments, without even having a Plan A, B or X

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  5. Athens waits for credit rating upgrade as 10-year yield drops to new low
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    Economy

    to update Greece to ‘B+’ in June 2018, following the Eurogroup decision that settled the debt relief

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  6. Newsletter 224 -25/10/2019

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    review. S&P was the first ratings agency to update Greece to ‘B+’ in June 2018, following

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  7. BoG urges banks to improve quality of capital, re-doubles SPV efforts
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    EconomyBanking

    . This development, combined with the solid fiscal performance, prompted S&P to upgrade Greece to ‘B

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  8. Fitch raises Greece to 'BB,' two notches from investment grade, sees growth at 2.5 pct in 2020
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    ’, which is the ‘B+’ equivalent. S&P has positive outlook, Moody’s is stable. Fitch had not taken

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  9. Newsletter 237 -31/01/2020

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    -‘ and Moody’s at ‘B1’, which is the ‘B+’ equivalent. S&P has positive outlook, Moody’s is stable. Fitch had

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  10. ECB makes Greece eligible for up to 12 bln in bond purchases amid market frenzy
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    Economy

    at ‘BB-‘ and Moody’s at ‘B1’, which is the ‘B+’ equivalent.

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