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No let up ahead in terms of fiscal demands for new Greek government
EconomyProgrammeMonday of each October and has to be submitted to the European Commission by October 15. During
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Bank credit eases 1.6 pct in August on slightly accelerating negative flow
EconomyMacroeconomysubdued performance in each month. The rate of decline in loans to individuals & private non-profit
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Three months on from imposition of capital controls, some restrictions being relaxed
Economycustomer. The weekly limit stands at 70 million euros for each of the four systemic banks and at 308
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Potentially divisive New Democracy leadership race taking shape
PoliticsGreek Politicssenior figures in the party to run in the contest. Each candidate has to collect the signatures of 50
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Greece near top of EU charts for proportion of population over 65 and 80
Societythe EU average of 5.1 percent. Spain and France, both on 5.7 percent each, had the third highest
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Portuguese election: Where those who lost may decide
Agorawith each other. The Socialist Party, representing the centre-left, has proposed an economic package
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Opposition tells Tsipras it will resist upcoming bailout measures despite support in summer
PoliticsGreek Politicsinvestments that each lead to the creation of more than 100 jobs not being taxed for five years
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Drop in trade deficit slows to 8.8 pct in August as decline in imports decelerates
EconomyMacroeconomyand exports by 8.9 percent each. In July, imports had plummeted 32 percent, whilst exports decreased
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Greek stocks post weekly rise of 5.6 pct, with banks rebounding strongly
EconomyThe Greek stock market rebounded 5.6 percent this week with increased volumes after receding in the prior two weeks. Mainly led by NBG, bank shares strongly outperformed following a nosedive of more than 20 percent in each of the preceding two weeks. In contrast to the prevailing sentiment after
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Budget execution slips in Sept as 3.08 bln primary surplus turns to underperformance
EconomyMacroeconomyrevenues of more than 5.7 billion in each of the next three months for the new full year target
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