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Greece’s downgrade by Fitch Ratings is the first in a series of ratings cuts that the nation can expect after it negotiated the biggest sovereign debt restructuring in history.
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Thracean Gold Mining SA, a unit of Canada’s Eldorado Gold Corp., said Greece approved the pre- environmental impact assessment for a gold project in the north of the country.
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European stocks fell from a six- month high amid speculation a Greek bailout deal won’t be sufficient to solve the nation’s debt crisis.
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Mario Draghi exited marathon talks in Brussels today without commenting on the European Central Bank’s role in a bailout for Greece, leaving it for finance chiefs to announce that ECB profits from Greek bond holdings will be funneled back to the debt-strapped nation.
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Europe is still struggling to avoid the threat of default as investors warn Greece will soon risk violating the terms of its second bailout in three years.
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Greek gas supplier Depa SA is convinced that the Interconnector Turkey-Greece-Italy pipeline is the best solution for transporting Caspian Sea gas to Europe, Harry Sachinis, Depa chairman and chief executive officer said.
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Depa SA, a Greek state-controlled natural gas supplier, may buy a stake of as much as 15 percent in the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline venture, Imerisia reported, citing unidentified people in the Greek Energy Ministry.
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Greece reached an agreement with its private creditors to secure the biggest sovereign restructuring in history, paving the way for a second bailout of the debt- ridden nation and averting an economic collapse.
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Greek bank stocks declined in early Athens trading after Greece reached an agreement with its private creditors on a debt swap plan.
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Debt-stricken Greece won a second bailout after European governments wrung concessions from private investors and tapped into European Central Bank profits to shield the euro area from a precedent-setting default.
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