Greece: Progress towards unlocking the next set of emergency funds – Deutsche Bank
|Research Team at Deutsche Bank, suggests that some important progress has been made towards unlocking the next set of emergency funds for Greece.
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“Lawmakers yesterday approved a package of additional austerity measures including tax increases and pension cuts, as well as the formation of a new privatisation fund. The vote passed by a narrow majority of 153 lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament.
Unsurprisingly there was big pushback from the rival opposition parties, with the next stage now tomorrow’s Eurogroup meeting where the finer details are set to be discussed around debt relief and the actual disbursement of funds.”
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