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  1. Lower expenditure helps Greece post 707 mln primary budget surplus in first half of 2014
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    Economy

    ). Revenues (excluding tax refunds) continued heading north for the second successive month, increasing

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  2. Unpaid taxes rose by 1 bln a month in H1 2014, collection targets missed

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    billion by the end of June. In contrast, the second MoF target of collecting 16 percent of new tax

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  3. Greece to recover at least 30 of 50 bln it borrowed to bail out banks, says HFSF chief

    EconomyBanking

    to be considered viable. The second capital increase this year was covered by private investors

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  4. UnLuCky for some: Another painful lesson from the euro crisis
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    Agora

    decided as part of the second programme to speed up the process further by reducing the minimum wage

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  5. Greek deposits inch up again in June, reaching 163.21 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    flow of 1.22 billion is the highest reading in 2014 and the second highest since February 2013

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  6. Car sales continue to rise in July but at slower pace of 25.9 pct

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    readings in the second half of 2013. Passenger cars, which make up the bulk (more than 80 percent

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  7. Greek trade deficit up by 21.9 pct in May as exports sink further

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    to 3.97 billion euros. Exports continued heading south for the second successive month, falling by 8.3

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  8. Credit contracts by 3.5 pct in June, balances at 214.81 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    marginally below the 100-billion-euro mark for the second straight month. Monthly net deductions fell

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  9. Parliament's budget office sees Greek recovery finely poised

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    . The second involves banks’ capital ratios, which have been boosted by the capital increases of 8.3

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  10. BoG shows lower deposit rates and a sharper drop in loan rates in June

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    Τhe interest rate on households’ new time deposits dropped another 14 basis points (bps) to 2.39 percent in June, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). In contrast to the first quarter of the year, when this rate remained stable, it posted a 42 bps decline in the second quarter of the year

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