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Newsletter 167 -22/06/2018
admitted that the demand for primary surpluses of 2.2 percent of GDP between 2023 and 2060
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May budget primary surplus confirmed at 1.53 bln as revenues rise, PIB spending falls
EconomyMacroeconomyto 3.25 billion, which offset a decrease of 2.2 percent in VAT revenue to 6.25 billion. On a monthly
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The tie that binds
Agorabetween now and 2022 (as economically unwise as that may be), running primary surpluses of 2.2 percent
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Retail sales up by 0.8 pct in April while volume rises by 1.3 pct
EconomyMacroeconomy) and clothing and footwear (-2.2 percent). The annual volume rise was led by a 10.7 percent rise
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BoG report outlines benefits of surveillance and scenarios for debt
EconomyBankingin scenario 3 primary surpluses lower than 2.2 percent that the Eurogroup assumed, at 1.5 percent
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Improving trends in property market highlighted by central bank
EconomyBankingand 2.2 percent, respectively. An uptick in commercial property investment portfolios has also been
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Trade deficit down by 15.8 pct in May on reduced imports, higher exports
EconomyMacroeconomyincreased by 14.4 percent year-on-year (YoY), against a rise in imports of 2.2 percent
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CPI rises by 1 pct in June, staying positive for third month
EconomyMacroeconomy(+2.2 percent) and household equipment (+0.4 percent). A fall of 0.3 percent was noted
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Industrial production grows by 1 pct in May, up by 0.2 pct in first five months of the year
EconomyMacroeconomyoffset by decreases of 4.3 percent in the electricity production index, 2.2 percent in the water supply
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Newsletter 170 -13/07/2018
in the electricity production index, 2.2 percent in the water supply production index and 1.2 percent in the mining
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