Greek withdrawal from the eurozone
Next finance minister facing gauntlet
As Athens digests the results of Sunday's general election, eurozone finance ministers will have Greece as one of the main courses at Monday afternoon's Eurogroup in Brussels. This had already been decided last month, as today's meeting intends to send a message to the new government, even if it is struggling to wake up from a night of celebrations.
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Bold PM can bring virtuous circle to Greece
Several years ago, in the midst of the Grexit crisis, I asked a friend how to say "virtuous circle" in Greek. He said the expression didn't exist; there was only a term for "vicious circle." My friend was wrong. There is a Greek expression for virtuous circle - and the country may finally be about to enter one with this Sunday's general election.
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Breakingviews: Bold PM can bring virtuous circle to Greece
Several years ago, in the midst of the Grexit crisis, I asked a friend how to say "virtuous circle" in Greek. He said the expression didn't exist; there was only a term for "vicious circle". My friend was wrong. There is a Greek expression for virtuous circle - and the country may finally be about to enter one with this Sunday's general election.
New book details EU’s top-secret Grexit, humanitarian disaster plan filed in 2012
A top-secret Grexit plan designed by the ECB, the EU and its financial mechanisms has been detailed in a new book entitled The Last Bluff and authored by Eleni Varvitsiots, the Brussels correspondent of the Athens daily Kathimerini Eleni Varvitsioti and Bloomberg's Viktoria Dendrinou.
Simon Nixon sees 'lessons for Brexit from Grexit' after Greek election results
Following leftist SYRIZA's stinging defeat to conservative New Democracy in European Parliament elections, the columnist for The Times Simon Nixon commented that Greece was on the brink of electing a "pro-European mainstream center-right government.
EU said to be concerned over new tax and spending plan
Eurozone officials showed concern after Athens announced plans to cut taxes and raise welfare spending which could breach commitments made by Greece to its creditors, three sources involved in monitoring the country's fiscal situation said.
Tsipras: The expert on reversing referendum results says Brexit can be stopped
Tsipras has told his EU counterparts that if a Brexit deal is not concluded before the European Parliament elections in May then the UK will have to hold EU elections as well, an eventuality that would deal a severe blow to Brexiteers and leave room for scrapping Brexit altogether.
Tsakalotos, PM’s office differ on stance toward creditors
When Deputy Labour Minister Tasos Petropoulos announced the prospect of handing out an Easter bonus to pensioners and civil servants (holiday bonuses were abolished by the bailout memorandums), Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos to hastened to nip the idea in the bud.
Greece should have taken 10-year ‘timeout’ from eurozone, says Schaeuble
Former German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, widely regarded as the architect of austerity in eurozone crisis countries, said in an interview in the Financial Times on Friday that Greece should have taken a 10-year timeout from the bloc.
T-bills sold at improved yield
Greece sold treasury bills worth 812.5 million euros on Wednesday, according to a Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announcement.
The 52-week treasury bills were sold at a 0.95 percent yield, down from 1.09 percent at the previous similar auction conducted on December 12, 2018, according to the e-mailed PDMA press release.
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