Bailout
Creditors worried about delays in Greek reforms
Greece's creditors have identified serious delays in the implementation of the prior actions required for the completion of the second post-bailout assessment, putting at risk the measures worth 1 billion euros due in March and sending negative messages to the markets about the prospects of the Greek economy.
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Tsakalotos confident reforms will be ready in time for creditors’ report
Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said the government will implement the reforms required by its post-bailout agreement by March 11 so that the country will be able to receive aid from its creditors, according to an interview with CNBC on Wednesday.
Cypriot bond yields tumble after stellar bond sale
Government bond yields in Cyprus tumbled on Wednesday and stood out as the star performer in eurozone debt markets, a day after a 15-year bond sale drew solid demand in a further sign of progress for a country that exited its bailout in 2016.
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Greece at risk of not getting eurozone cash as reforms lag, officials say
Greece is at risk of not getting some 750 million euros next month that it won under a debt relief deal with the eurozone last year because it has not completed agreed reforms, eurozone officials said on Monday.
Greece at risk of not getting eurozone cash as reforms lag: officials
Greece is at risk of not getting some 750 million euros next month that it won under a debt relief deal with the eurozone last year because it has not completed agreed reforms, eurozone officials said on Monday.
Greece may not get money set side for it
Greece is at risk of not getting some 750 million euros next month that it won under a debt relief deal with the eurozone last year because it has not completed agreed reforms, eurozone officials said on Monday.
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Greece may not getmoney set aside for it
Greece is at risk of not getting some 750 million euros next month that it won under a debt relief deal with the eurozone last year because it has not completed agreed reforms, eurozone officials said on Monday.
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Time is ripe for a 10-year bond issue, on certain conditions
The Finance Ministry is revisiting plans for a benchmark 10-year bond that have been frozen for over a year, with March looking likely for its issue.
State dues over 2 billion euros instead of zero
The second deadline the government and its creditors had agreed on for the full repayment of the state's dues to third parties - the end of 2018 - went unmet.
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Greece launches first bond sale since emerging from bailout
Greece has launched a 5-year bond auction, the first time the country has tapped international capital markets for financing since it emerged from its bailout programs in August.