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Tax revenue overperformance leads budget primary surplus to 4.44 bln in 2016
EconomyMacroeconomyexpenditure led the monthly primary balance to negative territory. It posted a deficit of almost 3
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Lack of clarity across the board highlights review impasse
PoliticsGreek Politicstargets of 3 percent of GDP until 2023. Houliarakis’s absence from the EWG suggests that this proposal
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Travel receipts rise 4.7 pct in Dec, 2016 figure down 6.4 pct despite increased arrivals
EconomyMacroeconomy, travel receipts from EU countries fell by 3 percent to 9.12 billion euros in 2016, while those from non
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Bill for out-of-court workout ready but may need tweaks
EconomyProgrammeThe Development Ministry has tabled for public consultation until March 3 the draft law on the out-of-court workout, which is one of the key deliverables of the second programme review and also relates to the non-performing loan (NPL) resolution. It includes the government proposals, which have
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Fitch keeps Greece’s rating at ‘CCC’
Economyin 2017 (from 1.8 percent before) and of 3 percent in 2018 (from 2.2 percent previously
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Greece and creditors dive into details of measures and counter-measures
EconomyProgrammesurplus may have topped 3 percent of GDP in 2016, way above the programme target of 0.5 percent of GDP
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Review talks focus on out-of-court workout, jobs scheme and energy market
EconomyProgrammeafter February 20 Eurogroup that the programme’s funding was estimated at around 3 billion euros
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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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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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