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General govt primary cash surplus improves to 6.4 bln by Nov, arrears drop to 5.6 bln
Greece’s general government (gg) primary cash surplus grew by 1.4 billion euros to 6.4 billion in the 11-month period of 2016 from 5 billion a year ago, the Finance Ministry (MoF) gg bulletin revealed on Tuesday.
The improvement is mostly attributed to an expansion of the extrabudgetary and social security funds’ surpluses by 1.5 and 1.46 billion euros respectively, coupled with a rise in the local government’s surplus by 318 million to 780 million.
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