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EU hangs tough, waiting for Greece to bend as euro wilts
European Union finance ministers piled pressure on Greece on Tuesday to remain in an international financial rescue programme as the euro weakened on fears of disruption when Athens' credit lines expire in 10 days time.
There is no conflict with eurozone, insists Varoufakis
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis insisted on Monday morning that Athens is not heading for a showdown with its eurozone partners.
Spain's De Guindos says next steps for Greece point to third rescue
Spanish Economy Minister Luis de Guindos on Wednesday said Europe would use the next four months of a bailout extension by Athens to assess Greece's situation and its next steps, which he said would be a third rescue.
December 8 Eurogroup seen as decisive for Greek bailout exit
The Greek government felt encouraged Tuesday by European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici (photo) pointing to the December 8 Eurogroup as a key date for deciding how Greeces relationship with the troika should evolve.
European Parliament Approves Jean-Claude Juncker Commission
The European Parliament approved on Wednesday the 28 members of the European Commission proposed by Jean-Claude Juncker, reports Reuters.
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Greece might get more credit from EU after bailout exit
Greece might secure a further safety net of credit from its eurozone partners if it manages to meet the strict terms required to exit its bailout at the end of this year, a source close to discussions told Reuters yesterday.
Eurogroup chief cautious on early bailout exit scenario as political tensions rise
As discussions get under way between Greece and the International Monetary Fund about a potential early exit from the countrys bailout program, Eurogroup Chairman Jeroen Dijssebloem did not rule out the prospect on Monday but suggested that such a debate was premature.
IMF firm on contingent lifeline
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London roadshow starts with record turnout
By Anestis Dokas
The Athens Exchanges London roadshow got under way at Bloombergs headquarters in the British capital on Wednesday featuring 31 listed companies and with much better prospects than the previous editions in 2012 and 2013.
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Greek coalition concerned troika inspection may drag on
The International Monetary Funds denial of reports that it will host a discussion on Greek debt relief in November and Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloems insistence that no talks on the next phase for the Greek economy can be held until the troika review due to begin at the end of September, have heightened concern in Athens that it could be in limbo for the next few months.