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Deposits continue to slide in Feb as households and firms dip into savings -
Lending to corporations drives credit expansion of 3.8 pct YoY in Feb -
Small gains for building activity in Dec, up 7.1 pct in full 2023 -
Economic sentiment and consumer confidence gain ground in March -
Travel balance surplus more than doubles YoY in Jan -
Income tax and VAT revenues drive budget primary surplus to 3.38 bln in Feb
Credit contraction slows to 2.1 pct in March, loan deductions fall to 146 mln
Greek bank credit contraction decelerated to 2.1 percent in March after a short-lived acceleration to 2.3 percent in February, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Wednesday.
The net lending flow stayed negative for the third successive month, but almost halved month on month to 146 million euros in March from 295 million in February. The negative flow in February fully reflects household lending deductions of 361 million, w...
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