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  1. Greek shares up for the third straight week on strong performance from banks

    Economy

    . In contrast, net interest and fee income fell by 3.7 and 4.3 percent respectively. ECB lowered

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  2. Fiscal target revision shows 3.07 bln 9-month primary surplus was 1.8 bln above target

    Economy

    2.02 billion, almost 10 percent short of target. As a result, net revenues fell at slightly rate

    1%

  3. OECD sees recession in 2015-16, stresses need for reform implementation

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    procedures, reforms to reduce tax evasion, gradual building of a modern social safety net

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  4. General government primary cash surplus narrows to 2.48 bln, arrears almost stable in Sept

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of 6.7 billion, increase in repos by 1.2 billion and a net drop of 3.8 billion in EFSF/ESM/IMF loans

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  5. Government in race against time to resolve bailout issues

    EconomyProgramme

    tax results in the targeted tax revenues the net impact on the total tax revenues from OPAP could

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  6. Building permits down 11.4 pct in August for second successive drop

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    than 15 percent from their peak at the end of 2010 with overall loan net deductions at 11.5 billion

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  7. Marked improvement for budget execution in Oct, primary surplus outperformance extended

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . As a result, net revenues displayed a lower shortfall than the gross figure at 1.91 billion vis

    1%

  8. Newsletter 52 - 20/11/2015

    Newsletters

    arrivals properly and not allowing terrorists to slip through the net. This creates enormous

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  9. Greek stocks edge up in week of big losses for banks

    Economy

    from 64.1 million last year, while net profits reached 33.7 million from losses of 16.9 million

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  10. New tax arrears rise by 832 mln in Oct to total of 10.38 bln in 2015

    Economy

    revenues from audits on self-employed and high net worth individuals were kept at low single-digit

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