The agreement also forced leftist Greece prime minister Alexis Tsipras to soften on many of the anti-austerity positions that helped bring him and his ...
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How the world sees Greece
Monday, February 23, 2015
National Bank of Greece (NBG) Stock Falls Today Despite Greek Bailout Extension
Tsipras Tamed as Economists Declare Greece Loses Austerity Fight
To those who have followed Greece's financial crisis for five years, there wasn't much doubt who won the latest round Friday when the region's finance ...
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Greece Crafts Reform Proposal Ahead of Deadline in Deal to Extend Bailout
ATHENS—Greece's government was working on a set of reform proposals late Monday in an effort to seal an agreement with its European partners to ...
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Getting Greek deal to be a 'rugby scrum': Expert
The path toward a long-term deal on Greece's bailout will look like a "rugby scrum," the chief debt negotiator during the Greek financial crisis told ...
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EU investment bank sees no new projects in Greece
The EUs investment bank said Monday it sees no need for new projects in Greece, focusing its efforts elsewhere to get the European economy back on track.
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Spain said to lead push to hold Greece to terms as Podemos grows
As euro-region finance ministers turned the screw on Greece in Friday’s talks, the group’s usual enforcer, Wolfgang Schaeuble of Germany, was eclipsed by Spain’s Luis de Guindos, according to two people with direct knowledge of the talks.
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Data Packed Week May Test These All-Time Highs
With earnings reporting season winding down and a temporary Greek debt deal hammered out, stock market attention turns this week to a full slate of economic data and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen’s trek to Capitol Hill, where she’ll be peppered with lawmakers’ questions on the economy. Stocks traded narrowly for [...]
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