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  1. August trade deficit shrinks by 29.5 pct as imports fall faster than exports

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    is the sixth negative one in the 8-month period. In absolute terms, August exports reached 2.06 billion

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  2. How Samaras backed himself and Greece into a corner over bailout exit
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    Agora

    and which will have no grace period. At the same time, Greece will still be bound by the terms

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  3. ECB results light up path for Greek coalition's bailout exit plan

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    to concluding the review, particularly in terms of the so-called structural benchmarks. These include

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  4. European Commission says 2014 is a turning point for Greece as growth resumes

    Economy

    terms – not publicly available by the statistical authorities – GDP became positive in the second

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  5. Alpha Bank nine-month profits at 110.3 mln, NPL ratio at 33.6 pct
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    reached 37.1 percent. Its coverage ratio stood at 53 percent. In absolute terms, NPEs stood at 24.1

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  6. Newsletter 2 - 07/11/2014

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    . In domestic terms, Samaras also knows that foreign and defence policies are areas where SYRIZA has a lack

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  7. In Greece, number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion rises to 3.9 mln in 2013

    Society

    . The data ranked Greece fifth in terms of its share of population living in severely materially

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  8. Cairo Declaration inches Greece closer to hydrocarbons goal

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    in terms of developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider region. The joint declaration touches

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  9. Car sales still going strong in 2014; up by 33.7 pct in October
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    terms, car registrations in 2013 amounted to 78,666, implying a nosedive of 77.4 percent over the peak

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  10. The politics of debt dynamics in Greece
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    increase (in percentage terms) can we expect Greece to be able to avoid or exit this dangerous

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