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  1. Newsletter 173 -07/09/2018

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    , the highest since Q3 2016. Gross capital formation declined by 2.2 percent QoQ. The MoF expects strong... ambitious than the initial target by 2.2 billion and aims to bring the pile of NPEs to 64.6 billion... by the general government. Gross capital formation declined by 2.2 percent QoQ. On a quarterly basis, gross

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  2. Q4 GDP rises by 0.9 pct QoQ, taking full-year growth to 2.3 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 0.5 percent QoQ and services exports increased by 2.2 percent. Imports of goods dropped by 1.4... down to 2.2 pct and is seen at 2.3 pct for 2025. In the latest financial stability report that was published in October, Bank of Greece (BoG) sees 2024 growth at 2.2 percent for 2024, and 2.5 pct

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  3. Current account surplus reaches 1.68 bln in July thanks to services
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    general government net transfer receipts, mainly from the EU. Non-resident’s direct investment... period, non-residents’ direct investment displayed a net inflow of 1 billion, while residents’ direct

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  4. Greek primary budget surplus to August narrows to 1.95 bln on lower revenues

    Economy

    ), corporate income tax (by 243 million) and other direct income tax (by 186 million). In contrast... million and other direct taxes by 192 million. The revenue breakdown provided in the final bulletin showed direct taxes fell 32 percent in August, yet rose 9.5 percent in the 8-month period to 12.71

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  5. Greek travel receipts up 10.3 pct in August as 2014 targets revised upwards
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    on Tuesday, its Chairman Andreas Andreadis noted that direct tourism revenues are seen at 14 billion... estimates saw direct tourism revenues of 13 billion in 2014 compared to 12.15 billion in 2013. Andreadis also said that tourism’s direct and indirect contribution to the economy corresponds to revenues

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  6. Greek current account deficit grows in Dec, 2014 surplus at 1.66 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -residents’ direct investment in Greece rose by 217 million in December, partially mitigated by an increase in residents’ direct investment abroad by 130 million. Those figures mainly involve...’ investment in Greece posted a net inflow of 1.6 billion, whilst residents’ direct investment abroad

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  7. Budget primary surplus falls to 1.24 bln at end of Feb as revenues miss target

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ending 877 million short of target. The detailed breakdown showed direct taxes fell 5.7 percent to 2.75... short of target. In contrast, direct tax arrears fell sharply by 41.8 percent to 397 million, which was 349 million below target. Indirect taxes showed a weaker performance compared to direct taxes

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  8. Current account surplus jumps to 4.25 bln in July on SMP returns and nosedive in imports

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    with those of the national accounts and is a direct consequence of the IMF Balance of Payments Manual... billion is fully due to the SMP returns of 1.8 billion in July. The financial account under direct... direct investment in Greece posted a net decline of 51 million. The aggregate figures for the 7-month

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  9. Current account balance shows a surplus for third straight month, at 2.09 bln in August

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    billion in the 8-month period. The financial account under direct investment did not show any remarkable transactions in August. In the 8-month period, residents’ assets from direct investment abroad increased by 265 million, while the non-residents’ direct investment in Greece decreased by 175

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  10. Fiscal target revision shows 3.07 bln 9-month primary surplus was 1.8 bln above target

    Economy

    the course of the year. The breakdown of the revenue items showed direct taxes sharply fell by 30.4 percent... of the total revenue revision. In addition, direct taxes also fell by 10.4 percent in September after a substantial rise by 60.8 percent in August. Overall, direct taxes dropped by 12.7 percent in the 9-month

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