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  1. Greece is least socially just country in EU, report indicates
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    Society

    to 3.41. The report highlights “particularly negative ratings in the area of fiscal, environmental

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  2. Greek deposits up 0.6 pct to 164.23 bln in August, which sees year's highest inflows

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . In contrast to private sector deposits, total deposits - which also include euro and non-euro area

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  3. Poor poll figures leave Samaras in quandary over next move
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of SYRIZA, creating the biggest gap from New Democracy in this particular area that there has been

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  4. Greek time deposit rates fall further in August

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in the euro area. In the key household lending categories, the rate in housing loans fell marginally below

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  5. ECB plans for ABS, covered bonds purchases leaves doubts for Greek banks
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    Economy

    regarding the size and type of assets - are risk equivalent to assets bought from the other euro area

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  6. SMEs, backbone of Greek economy, have shed 27 pct of jobs since 2008

    Economy

    principles, remains weak according to EC. In particular, there is not a single area in which Greece’s

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  7. Greece said to eye exit plan with precautionary support but no new MoU
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    EconomyProgramme

    , since this money has already been granted to Greece, it would likely be easier for the euro area

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  8. Greek crisis redux? Not exactly
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    Agora

    . But toxic Greek politics, a worsening global outlook, the lack of a euro area growth narrative

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  9. Newsletter 1 31/10/2014

    Newsletters

    , thus giving euro area banks in the southern periphery added leverage in how to mark their impaired

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  10. ECB stress tests and what they will mean for Greek banks
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    Economy

    The European Central Bank (ECB) is due to release the results of its comprehensive assessment of the financial health of 130 banks in the euro area at noon (CET) on Sunday. In the two weeks that follow banks will have to submit their capital plans, detailing how capital shortfalls will be covered

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