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The agency said last week that the November 21 draft mentioned Turkey and Serbia as some of the countries that could be added to the list.

But Serbia is now seen as "compliant with EU's demands for additional commitments," the report said, without providing any other information.

Greek state bond yields have shown a significant decline since the start of the week, as, according to Bloomberg, November 13 is the most likely date for the new issues that will replace the paper stemming from the Greek debt restructuring of 2012, or private sector involvement (PSI).

Former US President Barack Obama will reportedly receive $1.2 million for a series of speeches he will make next week to large Wall Street firms. Mr. Obama had drawn harsh criticism from within his Democratic party when it became known that he agreed to deliver speeches at a conference in September organised by services company Cantor Fiztgerald.

According to the Bloomberg news agency, a Greek official today left open the possibility of the country needing more fiscal measures in 2018, speaking to reporters. The same official stressed that the government is opposed to the IMF’s request to conduct a new AQR assets for banks.

Bank of America investment bank managers are not unanimous about where the trade hub in Europe should be after Britain leaves the EU, according to Bloomberg, citing its anonymous sources.

Microsoft's founder and richest man in the world Bill Gates has made his biggest charity donation in 17 years, Bloomberg said on Tuesday, citing documents from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

The new government in Skopje is stepping up its efforts with the goal of Macedonia becoming a NATO member.

Tanjug is reporting this on Tuesday, citing an article published by Bloomberg.

Commenting on her recent Bloomberg interview, Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said the news agency had not reported her statement, but its interpretation thereof.

President Aleksandar Vucic says "does not know whether Prime Minister Ana Brnabic gave a transcript of her interview to Bloomberg to the Russian ambassador."

Serbian PM Ana Brnabic has handed a full transcript of her recent interview to the US agency Bloomberg to Russia’s ambassador in Belgrade, Aleksandr Chepurin.

This was announced on Thursday by Maria Zakharova, a spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.