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Government tones down fiscal pledges as tighter framework starts to bite
Eurosystem funding drops by another 4.3 bln in July, largely on reduced ELA reliance
Greek banks’ Eurosystem funding continued heading south for the thirteenth month in a row in July, when it decreased by 4.3 billion in July after a drop of 8.57 billion in June, the Bank of Greece's (BoG) monthly financial statement showed on Thursday.
As we have previously noted, the ongoing reduction in ELA funding balance has a positive impact on Greek banks’ net interest income, since its funding cost stands 150 basis points above that of ECB funding.
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