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  1. Fitch puts Greek banks' capital needs between 11.2 and 15.9 bln
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    Economy

    euros. The rating agency notes that the final capital needs will be highly dependent on the target

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  2. Have inflation "repay" Greek debt and growth reduce indebtedness

    Agora

    haircut. In the case of a haircut, the losses have to be realized immediately and it is highly unlikely

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  3. If it's debt restructuring you're looking for, Regling's not your man

    Agora

    thanks to its strong capital base and the backing of highly rated eurozone countries, in the event

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  4. Piraeus Bank reveals mitigating actions aimed at reducing size of capital increase
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    EconomyBanking

    highly unlikely to be approved, the maximum amount of capital actions that could be ratified

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  5. Newsletter 50 - 06/11/2015

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    million) and NBG (800 million). It is highly likely that the LMEs will prove successful

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  6. Mood sours as focus switches to next set of prior actions

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , since it is highly unusual for a national government to react to a report in the foreign media. The Die

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  7. Greece stands on fault line between vicious and virtuous cycles for 2016

    Agora

    , it is highly probable that the first review will test Tsipras on the political front. He will have

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  8. Coalition poised to unveil pension reform proposals, hoping to avoid cuts
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    EconomyProgramme

    that it is highly uncertain that a slight rise in contributions would have a negative impact

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  9. Mapping the views of the Greeks
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    Society

    –right axis is not associated with the formulation of highly differing views on matters concerning

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  10. Investment: The forgotten casualty of the Greek crisis

    Agora

    percent of GDP from 66 percent in 2009. The highly sensitive relationship between investment

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