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Fiscal consolidation leads Greek 9-month primary cash balance to 2.76 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s central government primary cash balance showed a surplus of 2.76 billion euros in the 9-month period, from deficit of 3.32 billion last year, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). This implies a fiscal consolidation in excess of 6 billion year on year (YoY). The improvement in the net
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ECB tests find negligible capital shortfalls at Greek banks
Economythe net capital issuance of 1 billion (capital increase of 1.75 billion minus repayment of state
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Greek deposits increase for seventh straight month, reaching 164 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyin September from 892 million in August, which were the highest monthly reading in 2014. September net
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Slight uptick in October for Greek PMI, which remains in contraction
EconomyMacroeconomymanufacturing firms to reduce staff numbers in October extending the current sequence of net job
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Greece sets out plans for settling SME NPLs; mortgages to come
Economyclaim after the haircut should not exceed 75 percent of the firm’s net asset value. If an SME agrees
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Primary surplus narrows to 2.4 bln in October as revenues miss target
Economyincreased by 38.9 percent to 2.84 billion, 270 million euro above the target. As a result, net revenues
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Central gov't cash surplus rises to €3 bln in October despite drop in revenues
EconomyMacroeconomyin the 10-month central government net balance is more pronounced, with the cash deficit shrinking by 75.2
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Is there (sustainable) growth in Greece?
AgoraPlay. [1] This contribution is calculated as net receipts to Greece from sea transport. According
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Target revisions leave 880 mln budget shortfall in Oct despite 2.6 bln primary surplus
Economy. In particular, 2014 net revenue targets were lowered by 634 million to 50.15 billion euros, while
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Greek deposits down 0.2 pct in October after seven months of rises
EconomyMacroeconomy. September net deductions are primarily attributed to sight outflows of 272 million and – to a lesser
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