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  1. Budget primary shows deficit of 9.06 bln in October

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    by 1.68 billion. Aggregate PIB expenditure came to 7.01 billion, overshooting the target by 2.28 billion

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  2. Budget primary confirmed at deficit of 9.07 bln in October
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    at 4.44 billion, above target by 1.68 billion. Aggregate PIB expenditure came to 7.01 billion

    5%

  3. Newsletter 275 -27/11/2020

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    . Aggregate PIB expenditure came to 7.01 billion, overshooting the target by 2.28 billion. Overall, the PIB

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  4. Primary cash balance deficit at 13.45 bln in November

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    euros. The aggregate figure for the first eleven months of the year showed that revenues fell by 7.01

    5%

  5. Signs of recovery, improved tourism season visible in Sept budget data as revenues beat target by 943 mln
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    The budget primary balance up to September landed at a deficit of 5.96 billion euros, compared with a deficit of 7.01 billion in the same period last year, the preliminary Finance Ministry (MoF) budget execution data showed on Friday. The primary balance was above the target in the 2022-2025 Medium

    5%

  6. Primary cash deficit reduced to 5.72 bln in Sept as revenues climb
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    billion euros in the first nine months of 2021, compared with a deficit of 7.01 billion in the same

    5%

  7. Despite sharp increase in Dec, current account deficit improves markedly in 2025 to 14.11 bln
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    to 7.57 billion euros in December, from 7.01 billion last year. At the same time, total exports came

    5%

  8. 2014 is not 2012
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    Agora

    for different reasons and their banks resorted to the Emergency Liquidity Assistance, the famous ELA. Banks turn to ELA when they don't meet the criteria of the standard financing operations of the ECB. ELA is provided by the national central bank and is regularly reviewed and thresholds approved

    4%

  9. Newsletter 15 - 13/02/2015

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    the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) capacity to Greek banks by an additional 5 billion, up from the 60... at the end of December, equally split between ECB and ELA funding. The cost of ELA is 1.55 percent, 150 bps above that of ECB funding. On the current utilisation of ELA funding of 40 billion, this corresponds

    4%

  10. Eurosystem funding for Greek banks up by 5.6 bln in Apr, reaches 112.8 bln

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    Assistance (ELA) funding by 5.86 billion to 74.37 billion. This is the highest reading since December 2012. The rise in the ELA funding in April is similar to the increase of 5.6 billion in the ELA cap set by the ECB for that period. Since the beginning of April, the ECB has been assessing the ELA limit

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