Monday, November 11, 2013

GREECE - Factors to Watch on November 11

Mon Nov 11, 2013 3:12am EST
ATHENS, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press
reports and events, which may affect Greek financial markets on
Monday:
   
    GREEK GOVT SURVIVES CONFIDENCE VOTE, KICKS OUT A DEPUTY
    Greece's conservative-led coalition defeated, as expected,
an opposition-sponsored motion to topple the government on
Monday, but lost one lawmaker who was expelled after backing the
opposition.
   
    EUROBANK HOPES TO BE PRIVATISED BY JANUARY-PRESS
    Greece's Eurobank the only major lender under
full HFSF control, hopes to be privatised by January next year,
euro2day reported on Monday without citing sources. Athens faces
a March 2014 deadline to return the bank to the private sector,
either fully or partially.ECB'S MERSCH TELLS GREECE ANOTHER HAIRCUT IS ONLY LAST
RESORT
    European Central Bank Executive Board member Yves Mersch
urged Greece on Friday to push on with reforms to bring the
country back to growth without relying on more debt relief.

   
    EUROPEAN SHARES EDGE HIGHER, RSA SLUMPS
    European shares edged higher in early trading on Monday,
with investors betting that the growing pace of U.S. economic
recovery will offset any negative impact of the Federal
Reserve's likely move to cut stimulus.

   
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