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Newsletter 169 -06/07/2018
on the decisions by the European Central Bank (ECB) to keep the ‘waiver’ on Greek securities for its
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Draghi sets out QE obstacles facing Greece
EconomyProgrammeEuropean Central Bank president Mario Draghi confirmed on Monday that Greece has little chance of being included in the QE programme. Speaking to the European Parliament’s economic affairs committee, Draghi re-emphasised that Greek bonds could only be part of QE if they continue to have a waiver
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Change to date of local elections adds to expectations of May national vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsof Central Union of Municipalities and Communities of Greece (KEDE) Giorgos Patoulis threatened
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For better or worse: Greece's bailout exit deja vu
Agoraand will be receiving the profits from the ECB and other central banks subject to delivering on a range
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June primary cash surplus at 6.49 bln as revenue increase offsets higher expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s central government primary cash balance recorded a surplus of 6.49 billion euros in the first half of the year, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Wednesday. The headline figure includes an arrears’ repayment of 672 million euros, of which 10 million was paid in June. The overall cash
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Newsletter 171 -20/07/2018
in June. Greece’s central government primary cash balance recorded a surplus of 6.49 billion euros
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S&P revises outlook to positive, sees encouraging signs after debt deal
Economyrelief and the return of profits by the Eurosystem central banks and the control by the institutions
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Coalition focuses on relief effort after fires as Mitsotakis holds back on criticism
PoliticsGreek Politicsaround an hour’s drive from central Athens, becoming clear. “While the country is mourning
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Deposits inflows in June reach 1.36 bln for fifth month of positive readings
EconomyMacroeconomyfunding fell by 4.56 billion euros in June. The fall across the month brought central bank funding
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General govt primary cash surplus at 1.45 bln in June as expenditure picks up
EconomyMacroeconomy, which represent 25.9 percent of the total. Debt Central government gross debt rose by 463
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