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ECB Trims Haircut on Greek Banks' Collateral
The European Central Bank has reduced the haircut it applies on bonds submitted by Greek banks as collateral to borrow funds, a Greek central bank official told Reuters on Thursday, in a move to boost their access to liquidity.
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Key Dates in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greeks vote in a closely-watched bailout referendum that has divided the nation and could determine its financial future as well as that of the government.
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Greece's Future in EU in Doubt if Talks Fail, Central Bank Warns
The warning, contained in a regular monetary policy report from the central bank, underlined the extent to which officials who once refused any suggestion of "Grexit" are now openly discussing it and setting off the alarm bells.
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Greece Defies Creditors, Seeking Credit But no Bailout
Deposit outflows in Greece have picked up. JP Morgan bank said that at the current pace Greek banks had only 14 weeks before they run out of collateral to obtain funds from the central bank.
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ECB Raises Pressure on Greece as Tsipras Meets EU Peers
After euro zone finance ministers failed to agree a joint statement about a way forward on Greece's debt crisis, the ECB's Governing Council held a short-notice teleconference to discuss how long it could continue to keep Greek banks afloat.
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Greece has 'Moral Obligation' to Claim German WWII Reparations: PM Alexis Tsipras
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday the country had a "moral obligation" to claim reparations from Germany for the damages wrought by the Nazis during World War II.
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ECB Trims Haircut on Greek Banks' Collateral
The European Central Bank has reduced the haircut it applies on bonds submitted by Greek banks as collateral to borrow funds, a Greek central bank official told Reuters on Thursday, in a move to boost their access to liquidity.
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ECB Trims Haircut on Greek Banks' Collateral
The European Central Bank has reduced the haircut it applies on bonds submitted by Greek banks as collateral to borrow funds, a Greek central bank official told Reuters on Thursday, in a move to boost their access to liquidity.
-
Key Dates in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greeks vote in a closely-watched bailout referendum that has divided the nation and could determine its financial future as well as that of the government.
-
Greece's Future in EU in Doubt if Talks Fail, Central Bank Warns
The warning, contained in a regular monetary policy report from the central bank, underlined the extent to which officials who once refused any suggestion of "Grexit" are now openly discussing it and setting off the alarm bells.
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Greece Defies Creditors, Seeking Credit But no Bailout
Deposit outflows in Greece have picked up. JP Morgan bank said that at the current pace Greek banks had only 14 weeks before they run out of collateral to obtain funds from the central bank.
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ECB Raises Pressure on Greece as Tsipras Meets EU Peers
After euro zone finance ministers failed to agree a joint statement about a way forward on Greece's debt crisis, the ECB's Governing Council held a short-notice teleconference to discuss how long it could continue to keep Greek banks afloat.
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Greece has 'Moral Obligation' to Claim German WWII Reparations: PM Alexis Tsipras
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday the country had a "moral obligation" to claim reparations from Germany for the damages wrought by the Nazis during World War II.
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ECB Trims Haircut on Greek Banks' Collateral
The European Central Bank has reduced the haircut it applies on bonds submitted by Greek banks as collateral to borrow funds, a Greek central bank official told Reuters on Thursday, in a move to boost their access to liquidity.
