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Travel balance falls by 70.9 pct in September as 12.6 bln in receipts vanish in aggregate
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Revised 2021 budget sees bigger contraction, slower recovery and support of 31.4 bln euros
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Current account shows deficit of 498.8 mln in September on declining services and oil receipts
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Industrial turnover drops by 10.7 pct in September on decline in petroleum products
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Central government debt increases by 1.99 bln to 364.86 bln in Q3
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Primary cash balance at deficit of 9.04 bln in October
October C/A deficit drops to 351 mln, down 39.1 pct over year
Greece's October current account (C/A) balance showed the deficit shrinking to 351 million euros from 577 million last year, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG).
The 39.1 percent year on year (yoy) drop mainly reflects an increase in the services surplus by 167 million euros, owing to higher net travel receipts, and an improvement in the balance of current transfers by 84 million.
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