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  1. Significantly improved oil balance pushes current account to 196.5 mln surplus in May
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    Greece’s current account recorded a surplus of 196.5 million euros in May, from a deficit of 2.11 billion euros in April, Bank of Greece (BoG) data released on Monday showed. In May 2024, the balance showed a deficit of 2.32 billion euros. The Bank of Greece notes that this is mainly in the balance

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  2. Travel receipts maintain momentum in May with 17.7 pct YoY rise
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    Greece's travel balance recorded a surplus of 1.88 billion euros in May, compared to 778.6 million euros in April, according to data released by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Tuesday. The May balance was 15.5 percent higher than the 1.62 billion euros recorded in May 2024. Receipts for the month were

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  3. Lending to corporations drives strong credit expansion of 10.2 pct YoY in Jun
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    The credit expansion in the Greek private sector remained solid in June, rising by 10.2 percent year-on-year (YoY), from 11.3 percent in the previous month, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Friday showed. The net lending flow was positive by 2.34 billion euros after an inflow of 518 million

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  4. Jump in corporate deposits takes balance to highest since Jan 2011
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    The Greek banking system’s private sector deposits grew strongly in June, with a net increase of 5.1 billion euros, after a 1.22-billion-euro drop in May, according to the latest Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Friday. The annual growth in June was 5.3 percent year on year (YoY), from 4.8

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  5. Greece digests EU-US trade deal amid mixed reaction
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    turbulence during the first half of the year so the impact estimated by the BoG could

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  6. Oil balance and drop in exports pushes current account to 1.19 bln deficit in June
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    Greece’s current account recorded a deficit of 1.19 billion euros in June, from a surplus of 196.5 million euros in May, Bank of Greece (BoG) data released on Wednesday showed. In June 2024, the balance showed a surplus of 265.7 million euros. The Bank of Greece notes that this is due

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  7. Travel receipts rise by 8.8 pct YoY in June, arrivals drop marginally
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    Greece's travel balance recorded a surplus of 2.98 billion euros in June, compared to 1.88 billion euros in May, according to data released by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Thursday. The June balance was 6.9 percent higher than the 2.79 billion euros recorded in June 2024. Receipts for the month were

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  8. Despite small drop in July, deposits stay above 200 bln mark
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    The Greek banking system’s private sector deposits dropped in July, with a net decrease of 1.15 billion euros, after a jump of 5.1 billion euros in June, according to the latest Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Thursday. The annual growth in July was 5.1 percent year on year (YoY), from 5.3

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  9. Credit to corporations contracts in July, bringing total loans down 1.27 bln MoM
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    The credit expansion in the Greek private sector remained solid in July, rising by 10.5 percent year-on-year (YoY), unchanged from the previous month, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Thursday showed. The net lending flow was negative by 1.26 billion euros after an inflow of 2.74 billion

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  10. Q2 GDP moderates further to 1.7 pct YoY as households spending slows
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    of Greece (BoG) sees 2025 growth also at 2.3 pct The European Commission in its latest spring forecasts

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