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  1. Why Greece is asking for 1.2 bln back from the EFSF

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    of T-Bills. Summing up, the maths shows that from the 49.7 billion euros injected into the HFSF, 40

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  2. As reform talks continue in Brussels, Tsipras gauges reaction at home
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    to the International Monetary Fund and two T-Bill issues totalling 2.4 billion euros by April 15

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  3. A breakdown of the fiscal and structural reforms Greece hopes will unlock funding

    EconomyProgramme

    the European Central Bank lift the 15-billion-euro limit on T-Bill issues, allowing the government to avoid

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  4. Sowing the seeds of anomie in Greece
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    In his opening speech to Labour MPs after the party’s historic election win in May 1997, Tony Blair implored the party’s lawmakers to be “whiter than white, purer than pure”. Unfortunately, it didn’t quite work out that way. Within a few months of coming to power, Labour abandoned its plans to ban

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  5. Greece to pay IMF but concluding negotiations will be a tougher task
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    a crucial T-Bill issue on Wednesday. With funds become scarcer, it seems likely that the government

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  6. Greece and its lenders: Where do you start?
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    you, I wouldn’t start from here.” As Greece and the eurozone remain some distance apart on how

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  7. Greek Eurosystem funding up by 2.9 bln in March, reaches total of 107.1 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    primarily involves pillar II bonds (at 47 billion at the end of February) as well as pillar II bonds, T

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  8. Greek women having children later, young people taking longer to fly the family coop

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    and western countries where cohabitaion without any legal structure is more common. Even if they don’t

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  9. What higher ECB haircuts on collateral could mean for Greek banks' liquidity
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    Economy

    of around 10 percent for T-Bills, to 20-30 percent for pillar II and III bonds, and up to 50-55

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  10. Tsipras upbeat about funding deal but also mulls referendum in case of impasse
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    in the way of Greek banks increasing their T-Bill holdings above 9 billion euros, to 15 billion euros

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