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Unpaid taxes for September fall to 1.03 bln but up 56.5 pct so far this year
EconomyMacroeconomyAfter peaking at 1.42 billion euros in August, the monthly rate of Greece’s unpaid taxes dropped to 1.03 billion in September, according to data provided by the General Secretariat of Information Systems (GSIS) on Tuesday. The September figure is similar to the one recorded in June and July
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Optimism and obstacles in Spain
Agora, according to the Bank of Spain) and employment (the jobless rate is expected to continue above 20 percent
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Greek deposits increase for seventh straight month, reaching 164 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreek private sector deposits increased for the seventh successive month by 0.3 percent month on month (MoM) in September, with balances reaching 164.75 billion euros, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). The year on year (YoY) growth rate accelerated for the third straight month to 2.1 percent
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After ECB tests, it's back to troika review for Greek coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsrate at just over 50 percent, as well as structural benchmarks, which could be the biggest stumbling
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Greece continues to edge up in "ease of doing business" rankings despite persistent problems
Economyproperty was made easier by reducing the property transfer rate (to 3 percent of the property value
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National Bank posts 9-month profits of 1.18 bln
EconomyBankingin the cost to income ratio by 5 percentage points (pp) YoY to 55 percent. The rate of increase in the non
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Greeks exports down by 8.7 pct in September as imports rise by 7.4 pct
Economy, after falling by a double-digit rate (-16.3 percent) in the preceding month. The September headline
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Tourist arrivals up 23.5 pct in October as 2014 overall target rises to 23 mln
Economy, the respective revenues are showing a much slower growth rate. According to the latest BoG data
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Among euro area SMEs, Greeks face most problems with access to finance
EconomyAlmost one third of Greek small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) named “access to finance” as the most pressing problem, according to an ECB survey on this subject conducted between April – September 2014. The Greek SME rate (32 percent) is by far the highest in the eurozone, followed by Ireland
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Primary surplus narrows to 2.4 bln in October as revenues miss target
Economyrate of revenues (excluding tax refunds) turned negative in October diving by 17.6 percent following
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