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  1. Athens and creditors edge closer on tax and pensions but gap remains on NPLs

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    percent. The government’s initial proposal pointed to rates of 0.8 and 2 percent respectively

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  2. This is how things stand as bailout talks head for a brief pause

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    on the parameters and eligibility of the national pension and the replacement rates. Other issues

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  3. Retail sales down by 3.8 pct in Jan for eighth straight fall
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    . All store categories posted double-digit drop rates month on month (MoM) in January with the most

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  4. Greek stocks advance 2.6 pct for second straight week on improved investor sentiment

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    nearly 71 percent to 78.4 million with both sales and EBITDA climbing at double-digit growth rates

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  5. Greek tourism's long-term growth prospects are good, report shows

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    percent per annum by 2026. Business spending is seen rising at higher rates of 3 and 7.5 percent

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  6. Four in 10 Greek firms thinking about moving abroad, survey shows

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    stability and low taxation and just 5 percent Bulgaria for its favourable tax rates. The main reasons

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  7. Industrial production drops by 3 pct in February

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    in extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas soared 60.1 percent, while smaller growth rates were

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  8. Car sales rebound 3.4 pct in March
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    stable (+0.1 percent) at 23,015. Despite the double-digit growth rates of 13.5 and 30.1 percent in 2015

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  9. Greece expects review to be completed by May 1 despite IMF objections

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    pension replacement rates but, the ministry admits, the IMF objects to the government’s proposal

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  10. EU and IMF bailout drafts confirm conditionality as well as differences on primary surplus

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    . These include streamlining of rates and exemptions to increase VAT revenues (0.25 percent of GDP), further

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