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Greek 2013 primary surplus confirmed at 1.5 bln euros
Greece’s 2013 general government (gg) deficit reached 23.11 billion euros (12.7 percent of GDP), while debt stood at 318.7 billion (175.1 percent of GDP), according to data released by Eurostat on Wednesday.
The Eurostat figures are in line with the press release published by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) on April 14. According to that ELSTAT announcement, figures include the impact of banks’ support amounting to 19.27 billion. Excluding this ...
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