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Recovery in Greek economy likely in 2016; 2.7% GDP growth in 2017

Crisis-hit Greece economy is expected to witness recovery next year and a possible GDP growth rate of 2.7% in 2017, according to the latest report from IMF.

Early Christmas: Greece to get first €3B of aid package

The Greece government is poised to receive the €3-billion aid installment of €86-billion bailout package. The European Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici made an announcement to this effect. The European commission will deal with the recapitalization of banks and Greece's debt in November or December.

American Apparel paints rosy picture after bankruptcy

American Apparel company forecasts robust demand after the bankruptcy turnaround. The US-based fashion chain is predicting more profitable years to come. American Apparel is known for its controversial sexual advertisements. In a filing to the US Bankruptcy court in Wilmington, Delaware, American Apparel said it would make a turn around and will record profits in 2018

Greece economy will rise by the middle of 2016

Greece economy is gradually growing after years of recession. This is a good sign that by the middle of next year, Greek has recovered from its economic issues.

Tax hike, cost reduction in Greece budget for 2016

Alexis Tsipras-led government has submitted a draft budget for 2016 to the Greece Parliament, The draft proposes stringent measures to reform the ailing economy. The measures include a tax hike, reduction in costs, slashing down in government spending, attracting foreign investment, etc.

Split in hedge funds group over Puerto Rico's restructuring plan

The group of hedge funds seems to be slitiing off over the restructuring plan for the ailing Puerto Rico economy. Recently the Islan's governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla said that debts were unsustainable. Since then difference of opinion has started widening further among the members. On the other hand, there's increasing voice against the participation of Antonio Weiss in the restructuring talks as it leads to conflict of interest.

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