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Fitch puts Greek banks' capital needs between 11.2 and 15.9 bln
EconomyA report by Fitch ratings agency estimates the 25 billion earmarked in the Euro Summit statement of July 12 for Greek bank recapitalisation should be sufficient unless deferred tax assets (DTA) cease to be counted as core capital. Fitch examines two scenarios in its July 24 report to determine
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Parliament's budget office rings alarm bell on economic prospects
EconomyMacroeconomyof an 80 percent nosedive in consumption post capital controls and lack of liquidity, PBO estimates
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Some snags remain in discussion with lenders over new privatisation scheme
EconomyProgrammeto the International Monetary Fund’s latest official estimates, which were included in the preliminary
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Bank recap and NPL management create conundrum in bailout talks
Economyestimates on Greek banks’ capital needs range between 10 to 15 billion euros. Prime Minister Alexis
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Draft bill sees millions in savings and revenues from variety of bailout interventions
EconomyProgrammeestimates revenues of 15.4 million euros in 2015 and 56.3 million in 2016 from fines on vehicle
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A breakdown of Greece’s revised financing needs as part of its new ESM programme
EconomyProgrammebillion). At the end of July the total stock of repo operations stood at 9.7 billion and EC estimates
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Unemployment rate edged up to 25.2 pct in June
EconomyMacroeconomy. The official estimates by the institutions that oversee Greece’s adjustment programme call
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Travel receipts rebound by 7.3 pct in August, partly reflecting higher spending per trip
EconomyMacroeconomyinternational tourist arrivals and 14.5 billion euros in direct tourism revenues in 2015. These estimates
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First visit by quadriga to Athens leaves series of issues unresolved
EconomyProgrammeforecasts, with the quadriga aligning its estimates with the Greek government’s, which points to a milder
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CPI drops at decelerating pace of 0.9 pct in Oct
EconomyMacroeconomymovement peaking to -2.8 percent in January 2015. The latest estimates of the Greek government
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