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  1. Newsletter 490 - 16/01/2026

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    economic record received poor scores as the cost of living consistently erodes Greeks’ spending

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  2. Greece's 2014 fiscal gap suddenly appears bigger, much bigger

    Economy

    to the program being fully financed on a rolling twelve month forward basis. The Greek program does

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  3. State arrears to Nov fell to 5.86 bln but 1.96 bln of new debts created in 2013

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    this year. The MoF also revealed that payment of state arrears for the 12-month rolling period between

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  4. IMF report sees a number of risks lying ahead for Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    on a 12-month rolling period. Fiscal outlook According to the report, the Greek authorities

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  5. Sparks to fly as coalition and SYRIZA clash over electricity sell-off

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to the legislation and has threatened to begin rolling strikes from Wednesday night. This is expected

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  6. Worsening EU-Russia ties leave Greek coalition in precarious position
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    considering investing in the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) and its rolling stock maintenance

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  7. Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014

    Newsletters

    scenario that Frankfurt sticks to its position that rolling over these bonds is monetary financing

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  8. SYRIZA's date with history
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    certain scenario that Frankfurt sticks to its position that rolling over these bonds is monetary

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  9. Where does SYRIZA stand on debt?
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    Economy

    debt for 60 years and forfeit interest payments. Another option involves the ECB rolling over

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  10. Moody's explains why it sees SYRIZA win as credit negative

    Economy

    and rolling back austerity. In addition, there are questions about how much the new government will be able

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