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  1. April saw first rise in Greek banks' Eurosystem funding this year

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    to 22 percent for Eurobank. The troika has indicated this ratio should be brought below 15 percent

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  2. Greek banks' Eurosystem funding at lowest since Jan 2010; ELA also wiped out

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    : Eurobank at 12.5 billion in May (from 17 billion in December), National at 14.5 billion (from 20.7

    7%
  3. After landmark return in April, Greece prepares to tap bond markets again
    Photo by MacroPolis

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    , 500-million-euro note with a 3.5 percent yield to maturity. Eurobank’s issue on June 19

    7%
  4. Value of HFSF's shareholdings in core Greek banks sinks to 18.5 bln

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    of warrants resulted in a further decrease to 66.36 percent. Eurobank From 95.23 percent to 35.41 percent

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  5. Greek banks' Eurosystem funding drops to 44.95 bln in June, lowest since Jan 2010

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    to maturity, while Eurobank’s 4-year note on June 19 had an annual fixed coupon of 4.25 percent. The bulk

    7%
  6. As imports rise, Greek C/A balance flips back to deficit in May

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    increase of Eurobank. The year to date direct investment increased accordingly to 881 million to May from

    7%
  7. Services help increase Greek current account surplus to 1.37 bln in June

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    in Eurobank Properties to Wellington Management LLP. As a result, the year to date direct investment

    7%
  8. Developments in Greece produce volatile market reaction

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    Eurobank and NBG are the worst performers with their shares slumping 56.4 and 52.4 percent respectively

    7%
  9. Greek stocks, bond yields feel impact of Parliament's failure to elect president

    Economy

    . The four systemic banks showed two different trends: National (NBG) and Eurobank shares nosedived

    7%
  10. Discussion about 'Grexit' sends Athens bourse to lowest since Nov 2012

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    . National (NBG) posted the biggest drop (-7.43 percent) followed by Eurobank (-6.91 percent). From

    7%