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Producer prices rise marginally by 0.1 pct YoY as all components bar energy increase
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Primary surplus confirmed at 12.68 bln in Nov as underspend continues
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Building permits maintain recovery, up 12.5 pct YoY in Sep
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Tourism sets new record in 2025 with 22.4 bln receipts up to Oct
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Latest BoG report sees sustained growth, range of challenges
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Current account deficit still improving in Oct due to trade balance for services, goods
New medium term plan to 2028 sees tight fiscal path, moderate growth once RRF concludes
The Finance Ministry presented on Monday the latest Medium Term Fiscal Plan for the 2025-2028 after negotiations with Brussels within the context of the new SGP rules.
The new fiscal framework in the eurozone is based on mutually agreed spending ceilings between states and the European Commission, along the lines of a broad rule that primary spending should not grow by more than 3 pct annually.
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