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PMI remains in growth territory in Nov amid supply disruptions and inflation
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Retail sales rise by 13 pct in Sep as fuel has notable impact
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Employment balance turns negative by 70,048 in Oct as tourism season ends
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Economic sentiment back up to pre-pandemic levels, reaching 113.4 pts in Nov
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Credit growth stable at 0.9 pct in Oct, led by lending to corporates
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Deposits growth slows to just 11 mln in Oct
Final budget sees strong growth, fiscal overperformance in 2018
The Finance Ministry tabled in Parliament on Tuesday evening the final version of the 2018 budget, which the government hopes will be the last budget of the memorandum era as the current European Stability Mechanism programme is set to be completed in August next year.
According to the documents handed over to the parliamentary speaker on Tuesday by Alternate Finance Minister Giorgos Houliarakis, the government is making a significant concession on the growth front for 2017.
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