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Newsletter 298 - 28/05/2021
rose by 3 percent YoY in Q1 to 218 million euros, while the lender booked 131 million euros in loan
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General govt balance deteriorates due to deficits of state and social security funds
EconomyMacroeconomywas social security funds, which ran a deficit of 712 million euros, compared to a surplus of 131
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Credit growth slows to 0.8 pct in Aug, lowest for 2021
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros in July. This took the balance to 6.11 billion euros. Housing loans had a negative flow of 131
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Credit expansion slows to 0.7 pct in Sep as loans to enterprises lead way
EconomyMacroeconomyof 90 million in September, from 131 million euros in the previous month, taking the balance
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Apartment prices rise 7.9 pct in Q3, continuing upward trend
EconomyMacroeconomy, housing loans had a negative flow of 90 million in September, from 131 million euros
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Alpha Bank's normalised profit at 162 mln in Q1, NII jumps by 51 pct to 424 mln
EconomyBankingAlpha Bank reported a net profit of 111 million euros in Q1 2023, compared to a profit of 123 million euros in Q1 2022. Normalised profit after tax for Q1 2023 was 162 million euros, from 131 million in the same period of 2022, a rise of 24 percent. Normalised income excludes non-recurring
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Primary surplus confirmed at 5.83 bln in Nov on back of spending under-execution
EconomyMacroeconomymillion euros. VAT revenues amounted to 21.66 billion, 131 million higher than the target. Excise tax
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S&P ups outlook to positive, leaves rating at 'BBB-'
Economythe previous peak. The debt ratio is seen dropping to 131 pct of GDP by 2027, from a peak of 207 pct
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October revenues reverse earlier shortfall, annual primary surplus in sight
Economyto the targets being beaten over the last four months, even though there is a steady increase
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Two hurdles left for coalition this year before bigger challenges in 2014
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGreeceās coalition has two more hurdles to clear before it stumbles over the finishing line at the end of the year, exhausted and battered but not quite yet beaten. The first challenge is to pass the new property tax, which unites previous disparate levies in one charge, through Parliament. The new
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