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Newsletter 109 - 03/03/2017
point to a primary surplus close to 3 percent of GDP for the whole year, way above the programme
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Stocks rebound by 0.7 pct for third straight week amid light trading activity
Economypercent), Alpha (+3 percent), National Bank – NBG (+2.9 percent) and OPAP (+2.9 percent). In contrast
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Greece, lenders fail to make headway on fiscal and labour issues
EconomyProgrammeif the notable revenue outperformance in 2016 that led the primary surplus to possibly top 3 percent of GDP
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Stournaras presents debt relief plan with maximum benefits for Greece, minimum cost for lenders
EconomyMacroeconomyloans gradually increase to 3 percent until 2021 and to 3.5 percent after 2027. Stournaras noted
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Lack of trade-offs for Athens keep deal with creditors out of reach
PoliticsGreek Politicsit could reach around 3 percent of GDP. This will not be confirmed, though, until April 21
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Athens sees faster pace of progress in review talks but no final deal yet
EconomyProgrammebeen scheduled for Wednesday. The first, at 3 pm, will focus on fiscal issues and the second, at 5
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Turnover in tourism sector sees second successive rise in Q4 with 4.3 pct increase
EconomyMacroeconomyreceipts from EU countries fell by 3 percent to 9.12 billion euros in 2016, while those from non-EU
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Revenues beat target by 3.9 pct in Feb, remain above target for year
EconomyMacroeconomythat the strong revenue performance in 2016, which resulted in a primary surplus close to 3 percent of GDP
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Stocks dip by 0.2 pct, lack of trading activity continues
Economypercent. Bank stocks fell 3 percent this week almost offsetting the gains of 2.7 percent recorded
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Greece and lenders trap themselves over labour reforms
Agoramay have exceeded 3 percent of GDP against a target of just 0.5) to show that this figure can
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