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Number of pensioners in Greece edges up to 2.65 mln
The number of Greek pensioners edged up for a third month in a row in March, reaching a total of 2.65 million.
Greece spent a total of 6.8 billion euros on pensions in the first quarter of the year, according to the figures produced by the Ilios system overseen by the Labor Ministry.
Greece looks to avoid a third bailout
Politics meets economics amid talks with international lenders.
EC Puts Italy, France on Economic Watch-List, Praises Spain
Italy and France have been placed on an economic "watch-list" by the European Commission.
High debt and deficit levels are the reason for the EC's decision to put the second and third-largest Eurozone economies among 14 nations with "imbalances", according to a report published on Wednesday and cited by EUObserver.
PDMA to tap liquidity from state entities’ cash reserves
By Sotiris Nikas
The Finance Ministry announced on Tuesday that it will be issuing short-term debt to cover the cash needs of the state by drawing on some 3 billion euros of cash reserves found lying unused in the coffers of various state agencies.
Germany mulls giving Greece more autonomy over reforms decisions, says daily
Germany is considering giving Greece more leeway to decide itself which reforms to take if it requires a third bailout package, a German daily reported on Tuesday, citing government sources.