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Greece closes 2013 with 691 mln budget primary surplus despite late investment spend
EconomyMacroeconomyand catering etc, which are due to be disclosed in the December final budget bulletin. The key areas
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Greece records primary cash deficit in 2013
EconomyMacroeconomyon January 14. The key deviation in the figures reported by the BoG and MoF, which usually confuses
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Greek banks' capital backstop and the funding gap: An uneasy relationship
Economyprogram do not seem high. Key actors and numbers do not favour such a decision.
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SYRIZA gives up on "odious debt" write-off but not major debt relief
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFor some SYRIZA supporters it was they key to a leftist government succeeding but now the prospect of Alexis Tsipras coming to power and repudiating a large chunk of Greece's debt has been played down, by SYRIZA itself. Not long after the start of the Greek crisis, and partly encouraged
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A closer look at Greece's 2013 budget primary surplus of 603 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyspecified yet. The key areas of disagreement involve the implementation of structural reforms
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C/A balance positive by 1.4 bln to Nov, 2013 surplus in sight
EconomyMacroeconomyhistory and rising to about 2 percent in 2014. The key risk to the BoG’s short-term projections
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Narrowing of trade deficit slows in November as exports fall 22.5 pct
EconomyMacroeconomycountries. The continued narrowing of the trade deficit is among the key drivers for the substantial
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Greece and troika: Bailout tranche, funding gap and debt relief still pending
PoliticsGreek Politicsof possible further debt relief for Greece. The key date here will be in late April, probably around
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Deposits up again in December but credit contraction continues apace
EconomyMacroeconomydeposits, while savings posted outflows of 1.8 billion over this 18-month period. The key reason
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Greece in danger of repeating familiar mistakes with Golden Dawn
Agoraas a key political issue but has failed to connect with Greeks who feel genuine concern
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