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Strong taxes and significant underspend push 9M primary balance 3.45 bln above target
EconomyMacroeconomy. There is significant underspend in transfers by 2 billion euros and 1.37 billion euros in non-allocated
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Newsletter 437 - 18/10/2024
the growth outcome for last year, from 2 pct in the March first estimate to 2.3 pct, while of prior years
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Industrial turnover contracts in Aug, falls sharply by 23.6 pct MoM
EconomyMacroeconomyof wood and cork, except furniture, and textiles. Revenue in the domestic market increased by 2
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Revision of GDP to have varied knock-on effect
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) released this week the second estimate for 2023 GDP, along with some benchmark revisions of the base year to 2020 and the years prior, starting at 1995. ELSTAT revised up the growth outcome for last year, from 2 pct in the March first estimate to 2.3 pct
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PASOK sees post-leadership election boost as Androulakis unveils shadow cabinet
PoliticsGreek Politicssignificant lead. PASOK has, however, picked up over 2 percentage points to rise to 15.3 pct from
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Despite rising arrivals, reduced spending per trip leads to 1.7 pct drop in Aug travel receipts
EconomyMacroeconomycountries reached 2.47 million. Receipts from EU countries were 2.6 billion euros, of which 2 billion
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Building activity returns to growth with 15.2 pct YoY rise in Jul
EconomyMacroeconomyto 5.2 points, from 9.8 points previously. The index is currently up by roughly 2 points on a rolling
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VAT and income tax boost revenues, budget underspend at 4.25 bln in Sep
EconomyMacroeconomyof the transfers to SSFs by over 2 billion and non-allocated expenditure that is 1.37 billion euros below
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Boosted by corporations, Sep deposits reach highest since Apr 2011
EconomyMacroeconomydown by 155 million to 37.19 billion. Corporate deposits increased by almost 2 billion euros to 50.53
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IMF forecasts add to concerns about sluggish growth ahead
EconomyMacroeconomyand marginally slow down to 2 pct in 2025. The alarming sign came from the IMF estimate for 2029, which sees
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