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  1. Where next for Greece's troubled privatisation programme under SYRIZA?

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    to almost 3 billion and mainly relate to projects completed by the end of 2013. For most of 2014

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  2. Greek unemployment rate ends 2014 at 26 pct, the first uptick since Sep 2013
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    ’s SA unemployment rate mainly stems from a 0.7 percent MoM decline in the number of employed, while

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  3. General gov't primary surplus shrinks to 419 mln in January

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    funds was mainly due to a drop in revenues. Local governments posted a rise in revenues by 24 percent

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  4. Unemployment rate edges up to 26.1 pct in Q4 2014

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    years and mainly reflected the seasonal positive impact from tourism. One year ago, the jobless rate

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  5. Building activity declines at slower rate of 6.4 pct in Dec

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    twenty three quarters mainly reflects oversupply coupled with lack of demand, tight credit

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  6. Primary surplus at 1.24 bln in Feb on lower spending and recovering revenues

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    a surplus of 367 million in January, mainly burdened by the high interest payments of February

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  7. Greek gov't targets unpaid social security contributions: The numbers involved

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    , according to the general government (gg) bulletin. This mainly stems from a 2.3 percent drop

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  8. Greek central gov’t cash surplus shrinks 70 pct to 503 mln by February

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    get a difference of 740 million. This is mainly attributed to higher budget revenues (by 563 million

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  9. Greece sees lower primary surplus at 0.3 pct for 2014, fiscal challenges remain

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    below target of 4.94 billion. This mainly reflected an underperformance of net revenues by 3.5 billion

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  10. In potential clash with lenders, SYRIZA wants to use privatistion receipts to fund social policies

    Economy

    which have not been ratified by Parliament. This mainly applies to the concession agreements related

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