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  1. Greek credit falls by 2.9 pct in Jan as lending balances reach 214 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    demand are also among the key drivers of the negative credit rates.

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  2. Newsletter 17 - 27/02/2015

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    structural reforms, reviewing tax exemptions, lowering direct and indirect tax rates, strengthening active

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  3. Greek digital economy lagging due to weak demand, lack of skills

    Society

    average of 62%. Moreover, mobile broadband subscription rates are the second lowest in the 28 EU

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  4. Trade deficit plunges by 21 pct in January as exports and imports fall
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at double-digit rates for the first time since August 2014. January’s figure, along with that of August

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  5. Eurobank posts loss of 523.7 mln in Q4 2014
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    EconomyBanking

    a reduction in the time deposit rates, which fell by 22 bps QoQ in Q4 and by another 22 bps in the first two

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  6. Here's why Greece's fiscal difficulties will dominate the agenda

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    as on the tax rates and the anticipated revenues. In a recent interview, Varoufakis noted

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  7. Alpha Bank net losses rise to 440mln in Q4 2014, NPL ratio at 33 pct
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    attributed to lower time deposit rates, while loan NII was lower QoQ. Net interest margin (NIM

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  8. Piraeus Bank net losses at 332 mln in Q4 2014, NPLs drop under 39 pct
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    EconomyBanking

    supported by the continued improving trend in the time deposit rates, which fell by 9 basis points (bps

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  9. Greek austerity programme compromising some basic rights, EU Parliament report finds
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    categories of beneficiaries and reduced replacement rates for future retirees,” the report states

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  10. Fitch downgrades Greek IDRs three notches to CCC, sees damage to recovery

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    in 2012, which Fitch rates. On Greek banks, Fitch notes that they are adequately capitalised

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