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Greece Completes 3-Year Euro Zone Bailout Programme
Greece has successfully exited its final, three-year bailout programme, agreed in August 2015 to help it cope with the continued fallout from a debt crisis.
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Investors Welcome Greek Bailout Approval; Janet Yellen Lifts Dollar
Relief was the dominant sentiment across European markets, ahead of the European Central Bank's monthly policy meeting later in the day, as Greece's approval of the painful measures lessens the likelihood of Athens's immediate exit from the euro zone.
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Some in German Government Preferred Temporary Grexit, Says German Finance Minister
Some in the German government would have preferred a temporary Greek exit from the euro zone, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said today, without saying if he was among that number.
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Dollar Rises after Greek Deal, Safe-Haven Yen Sags
The greenback performed well against the yen, which lost its safe-haven appeal with the worst-case-scenario of Greece exiting the euro seemingly averted.
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Luxembourg Warns Germany of Catastrophe If It Pushes for Grexit
Luxembourg's foreign minister has made an impassioned plea for Germany to avoid a Greek exit from the euro, warning Berlin of a catastrophic schism with France if it pushes for Athens to leave the currency union.
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Greek Result Makes Grexit a 'Realistic Scenario': Slovakia
Slovakia's Finance Minister Peter Kazimir on Sunday warned that Greece's 'No' referendum result opened the door to the country's departure from the eurozone, becoming the first European minister since the crucial vote to raise the prospect of a "Grexit".
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Euro Steady as Investors Weigh Risks of Greek Exit
There were widespread fears that the euro would plunge in the aftermath of a "No" vote, but analysts said investors were still in the process of weighing what the decision actually means.
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Greece Could Seek Legal Action Against Euro Exit: Report
Greece could seek legal action to stop the country being forced out of the eurozone if it fails to seal a debt deal, The Daily Telegraph reported on Monday.
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Greek Drama Not Likely to Waylay Federal Reserve
The fuse may be lit for a Greek exit from the euro zone but the fallout in the United States is expected to be modest and not enough to throw the Federal Reserve's likely September rate hike off course, said former Fed officials and outside analysts watching the latest turn in Greece's crisis.
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Greek Offer to Creditors Stirs Angry Backlash at Home
Euro zone leaders welcomed new budget proposals from Athens on Monday as a basis for further negotiations to unlock billions of euros in frozen aid and avert a default that could trigger a Greek exit from the single currency area.
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Europe Closes in on Greece Debt Deal
Eurozone leaders said they hoped to finally seal a Greek bailout deal this week to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro, but Germany warned that more hard work was needed.
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Greek Tragedy May See RBI Selling $15 Billion to Defend Rupee at 65: BofA-ML
The report said Europe may seek to create a 'grey territory' situation, in which a default would not necessarily morph into a Grexit (or an exit of Greece from the EU and euro).
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Greece, Creditors Harden Stance After Debt Talks Collapse
Greece and its creditors hardened their stances on Monday after the collapse of talks aimed at preventing a default and possible euro exit, prompting Germany's EU commissioner to say the time had come to prepare for a 'state of emergency'.
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Dollar Mauled as Euro Leads Vicious Short Squeeze
The US dollar was broadly lower on Wednesday as hopes for progress in Greek debt talks and a huge spike in European yields combined to give the euro its biggest gain in three months.
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Euro Zone in Deflation Until Q4; 1-in-4 Chance of Greek Exit
The findings from a survey of economists taken this week are likely to disappoint the ECB, especially just after it announced, after much debate, a quantitative easing programme worth 60 billion euros a month starting in March.
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Greece Completes 3-Year Euro Zone Bailout Programme
Greece has successfully exited its final, three-year bailout programme, agreed in August 2015 to help it cope with the continued fallout from a debt crisis.
-
Investors Welcome Greek Bailout Approval; Janet Yellen Lifts Dollar
Relief was the dominant sentiment across European markets, ahead of the European Central Bank's monthly policy meeting later in the day, as Greece's approval of the painful measures lessens the likelihood of Athens's immediate exit from the euro zone.
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Some in German Government Preferred Temporary Grexit, Says German Finance Minister
Some in the German government would have preferred a temporary Greek exit from the euro zone, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said today, without saying if he was among that number.
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Dollar Rises after Greek Deal, Safe-Haven Yen Sags
The greenback performed well against the yen, which lost its safe-haven appeal with the worst-case-scenario of Greece exiting the euro seemingly averted.
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Luxembourg Warns Germany of Catastrophe If It Pushes for Grexit
Luxembourg's foreign minister has made an impassioned plea for Germany to avoid a Greek exit from the euro, warning Berlin of a catastrophic schism with France if it pushes for Athens to leave the currency union.
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Greek Result Makes Grexit a 'Realistic Scenario': Slovakia
Slovakia's Finance Minister Peter Kazimir on Sunday warned that Greece's 'No' referendum result opened the door to the country's departure from the eurozone, becoming the first European minister since the crucial vote to raise the prospect of a "Grexit".
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Euro Steady as Investors Weigh Risks of Greek Exit
There were widespread fears that the euro would plunge in the aftermath of a "No" vote, but analysts said investors were still in the process of weighing what the decision actually means.
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Greece Could Seek Legal Action Against Euro Exit: Report
Greece could seek legal action to stop the country being forced out of the eurozone if it fails to seal a debt deal, The Daily Telegraph reported on Monday.
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Greek Drama Not Likely to Waylay Federal Reserve
The fuse may be lit for a Greek exit from the euro zone but the fallout in the United States is expected to be modest and not enough to throw the Federal Reserve's likely September rate hike off course, said former Fed officials and outside analysts watching the latest turn in Greece's crisis.
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Greek Offer to Creditors Stirs Angry Backlash at Home
Euro zone leaders welcomed new budget proposals from Athens on Monday as a basis for further negotiations to unlock billions of euros in frozen aid and avert a default that could trigger a Greek exit from the single currency area.
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Europe Closes in on Greece Debt Deal
Eurozone leaders said they hoped to finally seal a Greek bailout deal this week to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro, but Germany warned that more hard work was needed.
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Greek Tragedy May See RBI Selling $15 Billion to Defend Rupee at 65: BofA-ML
The report said Europe may seek to create a 'grey territory' situation, in which a default would not necessarily morph into a Grexit (or an exit of Greece from the EU and euro).
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Greece, Creditors Harden Stance After Debt Talks Collapse
Greece and its creditors hardened their stances on Monday after the collapse of talks aimed at preventing a default and possible euro exit, prompting Germany's EU commissioner to say the time had come to prepare for a 'state of emergency'.
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Dollar Mauled as Euro Leads Vicious Short Squeeze
The US dollar was broadly lower on Wednesday as hopes for progress in Greek debt talks and a huge spike in European yields combined to give the euro its biggest gain in three months.
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Euro Zone in Deflation Until Q4; 1-in-4 Chance of Greek Exit
The findings from a survey of economists taken this week are likely to disappoint the ECB, especially just after it announced, after much debate, a quantitative easing programme worth 60 billion euros a month starting in March.
