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Greek deposits inch up again in June, reaching 163.21 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreek private sector deposits increased 0.7 percent month on month (MoM) in June, with balances rising for the fourth straight month and reaching 163.21 billion euros, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). Monthly net inflows more than doubled to 1.22 billion euros in June from 558 million in May
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Moody's upgrades Greek rating by two notches to Caa1 - here's why
Economyshowing signs of broadening from net exports to domestic demand, leads to greater certainty regarding
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State budget primary surplus widens to 2.28 bln at end of July after rise in revenues
EconomyMacroeconomy. The outstanding figure stood at 5.24 billion at the end of June, implying a net increase of arrears at 591 million
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Increased revenues push Greek budget primary surplus up to 2.28 bln at end of July
EconomyMacroeconomymonth on month in June. The net increase of arrears stood at 591 million in the first half of the year
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Greek deposits inch up in July, reaching 163.22 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreek private sector deposits increased by 0.1 percent month on month (MoM) in July, the fifth successive monthly rise, with balances reaching 163.22 billion euros, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). Monthly net flow turned marginally negative with outflows of 12 million euros in July from
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GSEE report stresses risks on employment and the pension system, outlines burden on wages
Society6.2 percent in 2008. Citing Labor Ministry and OAED figures, the report shows that the net balance
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Greek banks' Eurosystem funding declines by another 53 mln in August
EconomyMacroeconomypercent). Excluding EFSF bonds, their net ECB exposure to total assets is lower by 4-5 percentage
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‘We’re dying to pay our taxes’
Agora. After that, the unemployed are left to their own devices. Effectively, there is no social safety net
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What would a clean bailout exit for Greece mean in numbers?
Agorabought back just under 32 billion euros of that PSI exchanged debt with a net debt reduction of 20
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Greek banks see Eurosystem funding drop to lowest level since 2009 in September
EconomyMacroeconomyat the high end (18.4 percent). Excluding EFSF bonds, their net ECB exposure dropped by 4 to 5
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