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Optimism in Athens & Brussels over imminent conclusion of latest review

One of the key intentions of the government now is to tap bond markets again

IMF Insists on Greece Debt Relief measures

Although he said he remained optimistic about resolving the issue, he expressed the IMF’s continuing reservations on the viability of the Greek debt

HSBC: Debt relief could free Greece from the bailout programme burden

This would also facilitate the country's access to the ECB's quantitative easing programme

ECB denies EU auditors access to information on Greek bailouts

The auditors emphasized that the objectives of the Programmes had been achieved “only to a limited extent” because Greece remained unable to tap international financing markets

Eurogroup urges Greece to act on NPL management

Dijsselbloem: "The signals are very positive but there is still a lot of work to be done, especially with regards to the implementation of reforms"

Parliament Budget Office warns about premature optimism over Greek Economy

The country would have to sustain unfeasible yearly primary surpluses at least until 2060!

Eurobank unveils analysis on why Greece remains in memoranda programmes

The country’s path during the years of crisis was due to a series of other factors beyond debt sustainability

IMF admits disastrous love affair with the euro & apologises for the immolation of Greece!

Indeed, the Greeks were repeatedly blamed for failures that stemmed from the policy itself...

How EU reckons Greece can make a successful return to markets

The process will require a series of successful bond sales & the build-up of a "sizeable" cash buffer

Germany made more than €1bn out of Greek crisis!

The Eurozone members had agreed to hand any profits back to the Greek central bank, but the pay-back operation was brought to a halt in 2015 for political reasons...

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