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  1. Greek stocks tumble, bond yields rise in wake of Tsipras speech

    Economy

    percent), followed by NBG (-9.8 percent) and Eurobank (-9.6 percent). The other non-financial large

    5%

  2. Greek stocks and bond yields recover on hopes of deal with eurozone

    Economy

    by Eurobank (+19.7 percent), Piraeus (+15.6 percent) and Alpha (+7.1 percent). Piraeus Port

    5%

  3. Relief at Greek extension approval evident in Athens bourse, bond yields

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    (+17 percent), NBG (+16.7 percent) and Eurobank (+16 percent). From the non-financial companies

    5%

  4. Greek banks' Eurosystem funding jumps to 87.4 bln in Jan, ELA at 5.2 bln
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    Greek banks (Alpha, Eurobank and Piraeus) submitted requests to BoG for resorting to the ELA mechanism

    5%

  5. Growing uncertainty weighs on Greek shares and bonds

    Economy

    ) and Eurobank (-8.1 percent), while Piraeus recorded milder losses (-2.7 percent). The large non-financial

    5%

  6. Tsipras Berlin visit brings some relief on Greek bond, stock markets

    Economy

    . Eurobank excelled on Tuesday, soaring 7.3 percent, while NBG stayed flat and Alpha and Piraeus

    5%

  7. Greek banks’ loan quality is deteriorating
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    Economy

    percent for Piraeus Bank to 15.2 percent for Eurobank, DTC-eligible DTAs worth 12.8 billion accounted

    5%

  8. Greek stocks, bond yields show effects of worsening mood regarding country's prospects
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

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    by NBG (-10.6 percent), Eurobank (-8.2 percent) and Alpha (-6.4 percent). From the large non

    5%

  9. Athens Stock Exchange erases losses made since elections as mood improves

    Economy

    ) followed by Alpha (+9.5 percent), Eurobank (+9.4 percent) and NBG (+6.8 percent). The large non

    5%

  10. Athens Stock Exchange ends week on a low, banks lose 9.7 pct

    Economy

    percent). In contrast, the highest drop was recorded by: Eurobank (-15.1 percent), OPAP (-12.9 percent

    5%