Yannis Stournaras
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Greek Central Banker Urges Government on Bailout Reforms: Report
- Sunday January 3, 2016
- Thomson Reuters
Greece's central bank chief has urged the country's government to implement bailout reforms agreed with lenders, warning that backtracking would entail risks the economy could not withstand.
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Greece to Consider Bank Closures, Capital Controls on Monday
- Sunday June 28, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
The Greek government will on Sunday night consider imposing capital controls and closing the country's banks on Monday, Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said, while asserting the crisis did not mean Athens would have to leave the euro.
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European Union Welcomes 11th-Hour Greek Proposals in 'Forceps Delivery'
- Monday June 22, 2015
- World News | Reuters
The European Union welcomed new proposals from Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as a "good basis for progress" at talks today where creditors want 11th-hour concessions to haul Athens back from the brink of bankruptcy.
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www.ndtv.com
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Greek Central Banker Urges Government on Bailout Reforms: Report
- Sunday January 3, 2016
- Thomson Reuters
Greece's central bank chief has urged the country's government to implement bailout reforms agreed with lenders, warning that backtracking would entail risks the economy could not withstand.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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Greece to Consider Bank Closures, Capital Controls on Monday
- Sunday June 28, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
The Greek government will on Sunday night consider imposing capital controls and closing the country's banks on Monday, Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said, while asserting the crisis did not mean Athens would have to leave the euro.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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European Union Welcomes 11th-Hour Greek Proposals in 'Forceps Delivery'
- Monday June 22, 2015
- World News | Reuters
The European Union welcomed new proposals from Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as a "good basis for progress" at talks today where creditors want 11th-hour concessions to haul Athens back from the brink of bankruptcy.
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www.ndtv.com