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Eurobank records net loss of 207.4 mln in Q1
EconomyBankingEurobank kicked off Greek banks’ Q1 results releases posting a net loss of 207.4 million euros in Q1 2014 from 913.1 in Q4 2013. The lower loss reflects an improvement in pre-provision income (PPI) by 9 percent quarter on quarter (QoQ), a drop in impairment losses by 26 percent and eliminating
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National Bank starts 2014 posting net profit of 181 mln in Q1
EconomyBankingsuccessive quarter to 5.12 percent leading group NIM down 9 bps QoQ to 3.17 percent. Operating expenses
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Greek banks' Eurosystem funding at lowest since Jan 2010; ELA also wiped out
EconomyMacroeconomybillion), while Piraeus posted the lowest reliance at 9 billion, half of its year-end figure of 18
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Retail sales up 3.9 pct in April for first positive YoY reading since 2010
EconomyMacroeconomyand footwear (+14.3 percent), retail sale not in stores (+9 percent) and food-beverages-tobacco (+7.7
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After landmark return in April, Greece prepares to tap bond markets again
Economythe six prior actions required. The troika delegation is scheduled to return to Athens on July 9
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Loan and deposit rates edge down in May but remain above euro area average
EconomyMacroeconomychanges were in housing loans (down by 9 bps to 2.94 percent) and in corporate loans up to 250,000
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Greece sees travel receipts rise again in July to reach 2.74 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyreceipts per country showed mixed trends with revenues from the UK surging 26.1 percent, 9 percentage
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Ahead of bailout talks, IMF chief raises doubts about clean Greek exit
PoliticsGreek Politicson the one hand appear to clear the way for Greece to exit the bailout early, thereby not receiving 9
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Greek economic contraction during crisis higher at 24.6 pct, revised data shows
EconomyMacroeconomyby almost 9 billion to 242.1 billion euros (from 233.2 billion previously) The GDP revisions also
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Greek coalition stands by early bailout exit plans despite fresh blows on bond, stock markets
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe task of putting a brave face on what has been a disturbing week for the government and its hopes of exiting the troika bailout early fell to Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis on Thursday. With the Greek stock market falling by more than 2 percent and the yield on 10-year bond rising above 9
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