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Budget continues to perform strongly in July as VAT beats target by over 1 bln
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Energy propels rise of 19.6% YoY in June industrial turnover
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Current account deficit improves in June, rises to 9.54 bln in first half of year
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Central govt debt rises to 402.64 bln in Q2 on back of repos and bonds increases
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Greece extends debt prepayment strategy with first repayment of EFSF loans
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Primary balance at 5.73 bln up to July as RRF-related spending revs up
First rise since 2009 for Greek household disposable income in Q3 2014
Greek household disposable income rose by 0.03 percent year on year (YoY) in the third quarter (Q3) of 2014 following a drop of 8.3 percent in Q2, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).
Q3 figure is the first positive figure since Q4 2009, meaning there was a contraction in the preceding eighteen quarters. In absolute terms, Q3 disposable income reached 31.17 billion from 31.16 billion last year.
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