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General govt primary cash surplus falls to 2.6 bln in 2-month, arrears up for second month
EconomyMacroeconomy. In contrast, the respective figure for the state budget dropped by 611 million to 1.63 billion
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Newsletter 114 - 07/04/2017
last year. On the flipside, the respective figure for the state budget fell by 611 million to reach
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General govt primary cash surplus at 5.93 bln in Dec, arrears fall by 584 mln
EconomyMacroeconomywhich came to 417 million euros. The figure for 2017 was nearly half that for 2016 (611 million
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Newsletter 190 -18/01/2018
billion euros and was below target by 611 million. Monthly net revenues totalled 5.34 billion euros
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Primary cash surplus at 16.19 bln in 2018, 3.18 bln spent on reducing arrears
EconomyMacroeconomyto 44.20 billion euros and was below target by 611 million. Net revenues came to 50.96 billion euros
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Budget primary shows deficit of 9.09 bln in June, beating target
EconomyMacroeconomyBudget. The state paid 611 million euros in compensation to lessors due to decreased rents; 155
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Budget primary deficit reaches 9.09 bln for H1, up almost 3 bln on 2020
EconomyMacroeconomy611 million euros in compensation to lessors due to decreased rents; 155 million euros for the grant
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Credit growth stable at 0.9 pct in Oct, led by lending to corporates
EconomyMacroeconomyby 148 million, following positive by 611 million euros in the previous month, taking the balance
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Construction shows first signs of recovery in 2025 as building activity rises 31.6 pct YoY in May
EconomyMacroeconomyin Attica (611), in line with the historical trend, and the smallest number of permits were issued
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Debt relief measures move ahead as Athens prepares to use fiscal space
EconomyProgrammeahead with plans to repay part of the loans it has received from the International Monetary Fund... potential, strengthen the country’s economy, and will also make it easier for Greece to repay its... to repay in the coming weeks around 40 percent of the total it owes to the IMF. This concerns
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