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Trade deficit narrowed by 30.5 pct YoY in Mar, down 7.2 pct in Q1
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CPI at 5.4 pct YoY in April - highest since early 2023
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BoG outlines factors hampering affordability in Greek housing market
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Trade deficit widens by 14.3 pct YoY in Feb as exports face challenges
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BoG sees Greek growth resilience, highlights global risks
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Energy a key driver for 8.3 pct YoY rise in March producer prices
Athens buoyed by conclusion of budget talks but IMF lowers growth forecasts
The government submitted to the European Commission on Tuesday the draft 2020 budget after negotiations over the fiscal gap reportedly concluded successfully but, at the same time, the International Monetary Fund issued an indirect warning that Greece’s growth prospects for the coming years will be weaker than expected.
Reports on Wednesday morning suggested that the effort to reduce next year’s fiscal gap, from around 1 billion euros originally, to zero were fruitful. It appears that the government was forced to adjusting the costing of some of the fiscal measures it ...
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