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IMF postpones Cyprus loan tranche after foreclosure law
The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said it could no longer release funds to Cyprus under its bailout this week, after the euro zone government suspended a foreclosure law that was required under the loan program.
Greece’s three-year yields jump 64 bps
Greeces three-year yields on Tuesday approached the highest level since the nation restructured its debt in 2012.
The rate jumped 64 basis points to 10.90 percent after closing at 11.13 percent on Friday.
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Bulgaria Court Delays Hearings on Appeal of KTB Licence Withdrawal Until Feb 9
Bulgaria's Supreme Administrative Court has delayed until February 9 hearings on the lawsuit launched by shareholders of collapsed Corporate Commercial Bank against the revocation of the bank's licence.
Gov’t will not renew home repossession ban
By Dimitra Manifava
The Development Ministry appears unwilling to grant another extension to the implementation of a law protecting primary residences from repossession by banks over unpaid debts, as it believes that the legal framework dating from 2010 is sufficient to protect homeowners in financial difficulties.
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Romanian Government to Approve Austerity Budget
The Romanian parliament on Friday is to debate the 2015 budget, which is targeting a deficit of 1.83 per cent of gross domestic product, GDP.
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Standard & Poor's Downgrades Bulgaria to 'Junk' Status
Credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut Bulgaria's sovereign credit ratingto BB+ from BBB- with a stable outlook.
Bank of Cyprus shares to resume trading on Dec. 16
Bank of Cyprus shares will resume trading on the Cyprus Stock Exchange on Dec. 16, bourse authorities said on Friday, some 21 months after the stock was suspended during a chaotic bailout of Cyprus.
The stock will start trading at 0.24 euros a share, the stock exchange said in a statement.
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Greek stocks continue nosedive
Greek shares dived Tuesday by the most in decades on concerns that the country is heading for a political crisis that could put in jeopardy its vital bailout program.
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Part of HFSF reserves set aside
BoG has decided to hold onto 2 bln euros of the bank bailout funds unused resources as a precaution
By Yiannis Papadoyiannis
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Vasilescu (BNR): restructuring is needed by all 700,000 companies in Romania
Regardless of how many companies in Romania are insolvent, it is currently important to have a fresh law, but in my opinion, restructuring is needed by all the 700,000 companies in our country, Adrian Vasilescu, advisor to the Governor of Romania's National Bank /BNR/, told a Thursday's specialist conference.