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IMF raises forecast for primary surplus but differences with European lenders remain
EconomyMacroeconomyat 2.9 percent of GDP, up from 2.2 percent previously, a number closer to the fiscal estimates
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Debt, fiscal path still divide lenders ahead of Washington Group meeting
EconomyProgramme2.2 percent previously. The new figure is closer to the fiscal estimates of the Commission
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Economic sentiment up to 104.2 in May, construction confidence grows by 15.7 pts
EconomyMacroeconomydecreased by 2.2 points to -51 in May compared to -48.8 in April. Year-on-year, consumer confidence has
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Retail sales up by 1.2 pct in March on higher activity in dept stores, clothing
EconomyMacroeconomy. Consumer confidence dropped by 2.2 points in May to -51, following an increase by 4 points to -48.8
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Industrial production increases by 1.9 pct in April, March revised upwards
EconomyMacroeconomyby the electricity production index (+2.2 percent) and a small rise of 0.2 percent in the water supply
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Coalition sees key targets met in debt deal but opposition has holes to pick
PoliticsGreek Politicsof 2.2 percent of GDP between 2023 and 2060 was a “tough demand.” “The Greek government will never
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May budget primary surplus confirmed at 1.53 bln as revenues rise, PIB spending falls
EconomyMacroeconomyto 3.25 billion, which offset a decrease of 2.2 percent in VAT revenue to 6.25 billion. On a monthly
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The tie that binds
Agorabetween now and 2022 (as economically unwise as that may be), running primary surpluses of 2.2 percent
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Retail sales up by 0.8 pct in April while volume rises by 1.3 pct
EconomyMacroeconomy) and clothing and footwear (-2.2 percent). The annual volume rise was led by a 10.7 percent rise
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BoG report outlines benefits of surveillance and scenarios for debt
EconomyBankingin scenario 3 primary surpluses lower than 2.2 percent that the Eurogroup assumed, at 1.5 percent
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