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General gov't primary cash surplus markedly better in July but arrears climb
EconomyMacroeconomydeterioration posting a deficit of 395 million in the 7-month period compared to a surplus of 812 million
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If it's debt restructuring you're looking for, Regling's not your man
Agoraand its sustainability. Peter Spiegel of the Financial Times published the extensive transcript of his
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Apart from bailout review, plenty to keep Tsipras busy in autumn
PoliticsGreek PoliticsWith the summer holidays winding down, focus in Greece is gradually shifting to the varied tasks that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will face this autumn, both domestically and on the European and international stages. Tsipras is due to attend a meeting of European socialist leaders in Paris
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Credit contraction slightly accelerates to 1 pct in May on deductions of 395 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyto 159 million in May, extending the five-month figure to 812 million. The balance decreased to 60.45
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Budget primary surplus at 5.36 bln in 10-month, exceeding target on lower expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomyfor a seventh consecutive month to stand at 812 million, declining from September’s figure of 999 million
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IMF sticks to reform, debt relief demands as programme role remains in doubt
EconomyProgrammethat the head of the IMF’s mission for Greece, Delia Velculescu, is to be replaced by Peter Dohlman
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Lower yields for short- and long-term borrowing boost Athens
EconomyMacroeconomyratio of 2.81. The PDMA accepted 812 million euros for an auctioned amount of 625 million. The yields
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Exclusion from QE confirmed, only ECB's reinvestment programme left
EconomyProgrammeprobably being the country that needed it the most. The ECB’s QE programme is already winding down
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Greek banks push for return to normality
EconomyBankingprogramme is already winding down with net purchases currently at 30 billion euros up to September
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IMF outlines areas in which Greece needs further reforms, where it should apply caution
EconomyProgrammeto Greece, Peter Dolman. “At the same time, the government should also be focussing on non-wage costs so
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