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  1. Greek stocks drop 2.6 pct over week, banks drop 7.4 pct after big gains last week
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    Economy

    subdued throughout the week, similar to mid-August, with the average daily turnover plunging to just

    15%

  2. Industrial turnover sees 21st straight month of decline with 5.9 pct fall in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and lignite plunging by 70.3 percent, while lower decreases were recorded in coke and refined petroleum

    15%

  3. Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier

    Agora

    and will “do a PASOK” at the next elections, plunging into single digits and becoming irrelevant

    15%

  4. Covid-19 fears start to wane as concerns about economic impact grow
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the pandemic has dropped considerably over the last month, plunging from 78 pct to 63 pct. However

    15%

  5. Post Office branch closures spark internal revolt in ND as voter scepticism grows
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ruling party New Democracy. Meanwhile, public trust in institutions plunging to alarming lows

    15%

  6. NBG results show net profits of 18 mln in Q4 and 484 mln in 2019
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    EconomyBanking

    through lower redefaults and higher curings. Overall, the domestic NPE stock came to 10.8 billion

    8%

  7. A return to capital markets for Greek banks but no return to domestic lending
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    Agora

    Stability Fund (HFSF). Put otherwise, repeatedly plugging capital holes on a yearly basis should

    5%

  8. Greek pensions laid bare
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    Agora

    to SSFs serve a varied role. Aside from plugging funding holes in various pension funds, in 2014 the state

    5%

  9. Finance Ministry faces balancing act as it starts to draft 2020 budget
    Finance Ministry

    EconomyProgramme

    plugging any gap next year by recording the profits from the SMP and ANFA bonds as revenues in the 2020

    5%

  10. Newsletter 216 -26/07/2019

    Newsletters

    that the government is also considering plugging any gap next year by recording the profits from the SMP

    5%