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Newsletter 94 - 04/11/2016
the years but we’ve arrived at a point now where more than 80 percent of public spending is on wages
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Houliarakis provides clearest view so far on Athens's debt relief expectations
EconomyProgrammethe 15-percent ceiling as of 2030. It also reduces the net present value (NPV) of Greek debt to 80
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Fiscal Council optimistic on 2016 target, sees next year’s goals as feasible
EconomyMacroeconomy. For 2017, the achievement of a primary surplus of 1.8 percent of GDP is to great extent (80 percent
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Stocks rebound 1.5 pct during week, banks climb 4.6 pct
Economydoubled to 80 million euros from 38 million a year ago, while EBITDA soared 74 percent to 199
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Central government debt drops to 323.7 bln in Q3 on bond repayments
EconomyMacroeconomyyears) debt made up more than 80 percent of total, while short-term (up to 1 year) and medium-term (1
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Current account surplus widens to 1 bln in September
EconomyMacroeconomyan inflow of 325 million related to the sale of Eurobank’s stake of 80 percent in its insurance unit
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Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
EconomyFeaturespercent of the country’s overall exports. Over 80 percent of the refined petroleum is exported to non
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Budget for 2017 sees primary surplus at 2 pct on 2.6 bln fiscal measures, strong growth
EconomyMacroeconomysolidarity allowance for uninsured elder (80 million), unified withholding of health contribution
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The key elements of the draft agreement between Greece and lenders
EconomyProgrammepayments, noting that installation of POS should reach a target of 80 percent in the category
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What the agreement between Greece and lenders means for fiscal and tax policy
EconomyProgrammeof 80 percent in the category of professionals defined as high-risk tax evaders. Moreover
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