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How the world sees Greece
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Greece Official Says Deal Reached With Troika of Lenders
Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras said Wednesday that Greece’s European partners had also agreed to grant Athens more time to implement the 13.5 billion euro austerity package.
Draghi says not aware of any Greek bailout decision
Draghi says not aware of any Greek bailout decision Reuters BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday international lenders had made progress in their review of Greece's implementation of austerity measures but he was not aware they had decided on extending its bailout ... |
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UPDATE 2-Greece says is has been allowed more time for austerity
 Irish Times | UPDATE 2-Greece says is has been allowed more time for austerity Reuters Greek government allies yet to support labour reforms. By Renee Maltezou and Lefteris Papadimas. ATHENS, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Greece's finance minister said on Wednesday that his country had been given additional time by its international lenders to ... German Bunds Little Changed Amid Opposing Greek Deficit Comments Objections by Greek junior government party blocks reforms deal Greek coalition allies block austerity plan over labor cuts |
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Greece: We got an extension; EU: No you haven't
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FinMin: Greece achieves 2 years extra on bailout
FinMin: Greece achieves 2 years extra on bailout The Associated Press Greece's government has been locked in talks with its international creditors over a €13.5 billion ($17.56 billion) package of new austerity measures for the next two years. Its current multibillion-euro bailout program, under which it receives rescue ... |
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Greece to cut wages and pensions further to avoid default
Greece is set to cut public sector wages and pensions, as it agrees terms with its international lenders to release the next tranche of its bailout to avoid defaulting.
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Greece to Get Two More Years on Budget Targets
 Wall Street Journal | Greece to Get Two More Years on Budget Targets Wall Street Journal ATHENS—Greece will be given an extra two years to meet its budget targets but will also need to make further budget cuts and lay off thousands of state workers, according to a draft loan agreement. Enlarge Image. image. Close. image. European ... German finmin spox-Euro group hasn't decided on Greece Euro rallies as draft MOU leaked in Greece |
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