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  1. Underspend and improving revenues lead to budget primary surplus of 2.67 bln in Q1
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    short of target. Consumption taxes remained flat at 1.8 billion euros, 91 million below target

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  2. Q1 GDP contracts 0.4 pct QoQ and 1.3 pct YoY, broadly in line with estimates

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    contraction of 0.9 percent, while S&P expects essentially flat growth for this year.

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  3. Eurobank turns profitable in Q1 for first time since Q3 2011, with net profit of 60 mln
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    guarantee expense, while the other fee income components remained almost flat. The bank also recorded other

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  4. Budget primary surplus of 2.38 bln by April, continues to beat target due to restricted spending

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    figures for the 4-month show revenues remained almost flat (-0.1 percent) at 15.03 billion euros, beating

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  5. Newsletter 74 - 20/05/2016

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    , the index of apartment prices slipped to a new record low of 59.7. Flat prices have been falling for 28

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  6. Current account deficit more than halves to 708 mln in March

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    and ships, exports remained almost flat, while the corresponding imports dropped by 1.4 percent

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  7. Travel receipts rebound 8.2 pct in March, but surplus drops 3.6 pct
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    almost flat (-0.1 percent) at 515.4 million, while the corresponding payments eased 2.6 percent

    5%

  8. Central government debt edges down to 321 bln in Q1

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    Investment Bank (EIB), stayed flat at 7.41, while Bank of Greece holds loans of 3.79 billion, unchanged

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  9. Net profit of 87 mln for NBG in Q1
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    stayed almost flat at 74.5 percent remaining the highest among its domestic peers. In Greece

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  10. Q1 GDP contracts 0.5 pct QoQ and 1.4 pct YoY, slightly worse than flash estimates
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    forecasting a recession of 0.9 percent, while S&P expects essentially flat growth for 2016.

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