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Portugal's Parliament Could Reject Turkey Refugee Aid, Greek Loans: PM Antonio Costa
Portugal's divided parliament may refuse to approve Lisbon's contribution to new bailout loans for Greece and a European Union aid package to help Turkey deal with the migrant crisis, Prime Minister Antonio Costa said on Saturday.
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Greece Inks Deal With Creditors to Unlock 12 Billion Euros: Minister
Greece has struck a deal with its international creditors to unblock some 12 billion euros in much-needed loans, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said today after marathon talks.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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EU Officials Note Progress in Greek Bailout Talks, Deal Possible Next Week
Athens is negotiating with European Union institutions and the International Monetary Fund for up to 86 billion euros ($94 billion) in fresh loans to stave off economic collapse and stay in the euro zone.
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Greece's Prime Minister Says Loan Deal With Lenders Close
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Wednesday that the country was close to concluding a deal with lenders on a multi-billion-euro bailout, which he said would end doubts over its place in the Eurozone.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The Greek Finance Ministry said earlier on Friday that Greece had formally submitted a request to the IMF for the new loan facility.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had received a letter from Greece seeking a loan facility.
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Greece Officially Requests Fresh IMF Aid: Finance Ministry
Greece has submitted an official request to the International Monetary Fund for a new loan as it seeks a huge third bailout from its creditors, the finance ministry said today.
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US Stocks Rise on Greek Deal; Dow in the Black for the Year
US stocks were higher on Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average moving into positive territory again for the year, after euro zone leaders reached an agreement with Greece to move forward with a bailout loan for the country to avert bankruptcy.
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Greece Deal Sends Nifty Above 8,450, Sensex Soars 300
The BSE Sensex and the 50-share Nifty jumped over 1 per cent on Monday after eurozone leaders announced a third bailout loan for Greece. Indian indices closely mirrored European indices such as London's FTSE100 and French CAC40, which soared between 1 and 1.5 per cent, reacting to the Greece agreement.
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Greece Vows Pension, Tax Reforms From Next Week in Return for Loan
Greece today promised it would start pension and tax reforms next week, as demanded by creditors, in return for a three-year eurozone loan to drag its financial system back from the brink of collapse.
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European Central Bank Now Controls Destiny of Imperiled Greek Banks
Greece's banks, closed since last Monday because they are perilously low on cash, have been kept alive in recent weeks by emergency loans from the European Central Bank. On Monday, the central bank's policymakers plan to convene to determine how much longer they are willing to prop up the banks.
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Asia Shares Gain as Euro Shoulders Greek Burden
Asian shares made guarded gains on Wednesday as investors gave a resigned shrug to news Greece had become the first developed economy to default on a loan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Lack of Greek Deal Weighs on European Stocks, Makes Bunds Appealing
The talks stumbled on Wednesday, with euro zone finance ministers accusing Greece of refusing to compromise ahead of a deadline next week when an International Monetary Fund loan tranche of 1.6 billion euros comes due.
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Portugal's Parliament Could Reject Turkey Refugee Aid, Greek Loans: PM Antonio Costa
Portugal's divided parliament may refuse to approve Lisbon's contribution to new bailout loans for Greece and a European Union aid package to help Turkey deal with the migrant crisis, Prime Minister Antonio Costa said on Saturday.
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Greece Inks Deal With Creditors to Unlock 12 Billion Euros: Minister
Greece has struck a deal with its international creditors to unblock some 12 billion euros in much-needed loans, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said today after marathon talks.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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EU Officials Note Progress in Greek Bailout Talks, Deal Possible Next Week
Athens is negotiating with European Union institutions and the International Monetary Fund for up to 86 billion euros ($94 billion) in fresh loans to stave off economic collapse and stay in the euro zone.
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Greece's Prime Minister Says Loan Deal With Lenders Close
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Wednesday that the country was close to concluding a deal with lenders on a multi-billion-euro bailout, which he said would end doubts over its place in the Eurozone.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The Greek Finance Ministry said earlier on Friday that Greece had formally submitted a request to the IMF for the new loan facility.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had received a letter from Greece seeking a loan facility.
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Greece Officially Requests Fresh IMF Aid: Finance Ministry
Greece has submitted an official request to the International Monetary Fund for a new loan as it seeks a huge third bailout from its creditors, the finance ministry said today.
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US Stocks Rise on Greek Deal; Dow in the Black for the Year
US stocks were higher on Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average moving into positive territory again for the year, after euro zone leaders reached an agreement with Greece to move forward with a bailout loan for the country to avert bankruptcy.
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Greece Deal Sends Nifty Above 8,450, Sensex Soars 300
The BSE Sensex and the 50-share Nifty jumped over 1 per cent on Monday after eurozone leaders announced a third bailout loan for Greece. Indian indices closely mirrored European indices such as London's FTSE100 and French CAC40, which soared between 1 and 1.5 per cent, reacting to the Greece agreement.
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Greece Vows Pension, Tax Reforms From Next Week in Return for Loan
Greece today promised it would start pension and tax reforms next week, as demanded by creditors, in return for a three-year eurozone loan to drag its financial system back from the brink of collapse.
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European Central Bank Now Controls Destiny of Imperiled Greek Banks
Greece's banks, closed since last Monday because they are perilously low on cash, have been kept alive in recent weeks by emergency loans from the European Central Bank. On Monday, the central bank's policymakers plan to convene to determine how much longer they are willing to prop up the banks.
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Asia Shares Gain as Euro Shoulders Greek Burden
Asian shares made guarded gains on Wednesday as investors gave a resigned shrug to news Greece had become the first developed economy to default on a loan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Lack of Greek Deal Weighs on European Stocks, Makes Bunds Appealing
The talks stumbled on Wednesday, with euro zone finance ministers accusing Greece of refusing to compromise ahead of a deadline next week when an International Monetary Fund loan tranche of 1.6 billion euros comes due.
