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European Commission on Tsipra’s benefits: The cost will be over 1% of GDP

The additional benefits for 2020 will have a fiscal impact of 1.2 billion or 0.6% of GDP

Bruno Le Maire: We are not far from a final settlement on Greek debt

He also noted the need for an agreement between Greece and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the size of primary surpluses

Parliament Budget Office warns about premature optimism over Greek Economy

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

IMF: We are not demanding new measures if 2018 surplus is 2.2%

Primary surplus target for 2017 set at 1.8% of GDP

The Eurogroup on Greece: Debt relief with a fiscal “straitjacket”, Peterson Institute analysis

"Wow! A primary surplus of more than 2% for a 40-year period? This has never happened, in any country, since WWII"

The final Greece-creditors agreement: Primary Surplus 3,5% from 2019 until 2022 (read full MoU)

The IMF wants "New Democracy" party to commit to the agreement

Tsakalotos responds to Tompsen: we will not accept the austerity measures the IMF wants

Accuses the IMF of 'economizing on the truth'

Greek FinMin wants to end reform standoff with lenders through ‘honest compromise’

Warns that inflexibility could stoke anti-establishment sentiment in Europe

IMF says Eurozone’s unrealistic demands could spur a new Greek crisis

Cautions EU to lower Greece's financial targets

Eurogroup has agreed to short-term relief measures for Greece’s debt

Measures to be implemented in the following weeks, says Klaus Regling

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