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Newsletter 152 -23/02/2018
upgraded Greece’s credit rating by two notches from Caa2 to B3. Parties agree on inquiry amid
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No sign of coalition letting up on Novartis case as poll shows gap closing
PoliticsGreek Politicsis negative. Also, while Tsipras’s popularity remains low, with an approval rating of just 18 percent
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Economic sentiment at 104.3 pts in Feb, consumer confidence falls by 2 pts
EconomyMacroeconomyrating, appear to have further bolstered sentiment. Year-on-year, the ESI has improved by 11.4
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Athens and creditors place immediate focus on remaining key deliverables
EconomyProgrammeprogramme. “Triggers for a rating upgrade could include: (1) continued successful implementation of fiscal
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Parties mark out battle lines for next elections
PoliticsGreek Politicsa slightly better personal rating, with 28 percent of respondents having a better view of him, than
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GDP up by 2.3 pct year-on-year in Q1 on strong export growth
EconomyMacroeconomythe 2018-2021 period, rating agencies expect that the Greek economy will grow by 2.4 percent
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Tsipras and Mitsotakis take messages abroad but face disquiet at home
PoliticsGreek Politicsthis week’s S&P credit rating upgrade, the yield of Greece’s 10-year paper was still just above 4
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No bounce for Tsipras in poll as cracks appear in centre-left
PoliticsGreek Politicspoint greater last month and New Democracy scores its highest rating since Kyriakos Mitsotakis took
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IMF sets date for Article IV and DSA as markets mull Greek bonds
EconomyProgrammerelief agreement (e.g. the upgrade of Greece’s credit rating by Standard and Poors to B
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Agoraby international organisations and rating agencies. These eight years have left Greece’s economy
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