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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

Greece’s austerity wages drama: The generation of 265 euros

Employees at 24 years old work full time for €380 net

Greek inflation steady at 0.9 pct in July-Eurostat

European Union annual inflation was 1.5 percent in July, also stable compared to June

Tsakalotos: Government doesn’t question data on which its program was based on

"It would be inappropriate for the Finance Minister to comment on a court decision"

Greece sells three-month T-bills at lower interest rate raising 1,13 million euros

A small second return to the markets

Further loosening of the Capital Controls by September 1st

The new limit will be 1.800 Euros per calendar month

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...

Tsipras: “In 2021 we will be out of memoranda”

"We want an independent but not an out-of-control justice," he told in his interview at Alpha Channel

Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos on new bond issue: “Results exceeded our expectations”

"The government’s sights are now on August 2018"

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

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