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Fiscal Council optimistic on 2016 target, sees next year’s goals as feasible
The Greek Fiscal Council published on Tuesday its first semi-annually report on fiscal and macroeconomic developments, presenting its views on the 2017 draft budget and whether targets will be met this year and next.
A more detailed macro and fiscal outlook will be available after the completion of the second programme review and the tabling of the Medium-Term Fiscal Strategy (MTFS), the report notes.
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