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IMF sees 2024 growth at 2 pct, debt on downward trend due to high primary surpluses
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Government tones down fiscal pledges as tighter framework starts to bite
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Budget outperforms in Mar, delivers 2.95 bln primary surplus thanks to strong tax collection
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Import price drop slows further to 2.8 pct in Feb
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Car sales contract in March, up 4 pct YoY in Q1
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Industrial Production growth slows to 1.6 pct YoY in Feb as electricity supply drops
Increased revenues push Greek budget primary surplus up to 2.28 bln at end of July
Greece’s budget primary surplus widened to 2.28 billion euros in the 7-month period from 707 million posted in the first half of the year, according to the final budget execution bulletin released by the Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Thursday’s data confirms preliminary figures published on August 13 and means that the primary surplus target was beaten by 1.48 billion euros.
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