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Energy continues to lead industrial turnover growth of 23% YoY in April
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Current account deficit narrows to 1.39 bln in Apr, travel receipts show resilience
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Car sales remain strong, rising by 3.3% YoY up to May
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Wages index maintains momentum with 6.7% YoY rise in Q1
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Budget continues to perform strongly with 3.64 bln surplus up to May
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Energy propels 18.4% YoY rise in import prices for April
IMF revises fiscal outlook, sees lower primary surpluses in coming years
Following the publication of its global forecasts in the World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its Fiscal Monitor ahead of the autumn meetings due to take place in Washington this week.
The previous Greek government cancelled in May the tax-free threshold reduction, which was scheduled to bring 1 percent of GDP in added revenues next year, and the new administration is happy to continue along these lines. This has prompted the Fund to ...
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