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  1. Newsletter 397 - 13/10/2023

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    privatisations. Earlier in the summer, Fitch placed the average growth outlook to 2-2.5 pct up to 2026, driven

    4%
  2. Newsletter 398 - 20/10/2023

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    , an upgrade is possible over the next 12 months if fiscal discipline is maintained up to 2026

    4%
  3. IMF sees short-term progress and persistent long-term challenges
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    will come to an end in 2026. It is also notable that the IMF draws attention to the residential property

    4%
  4. BoG revises 2024 growth down to 2.5 pct, advocates wide range of policies and reforms
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    to converge towards the ECB’s 2 pct target by 2026. Core inflation will be 5.3 pct this year

    4%
  5. Mitsotakis aims for faster reform process in 2024

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    minimum effective tax rate for multinational corporations by 2026. Greece was one of 136 countries

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  6. Can the Green Transition be just?
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    on central heating systems from 2026 onwards and a variety of financial tools and loans offering

    4%
  7. Newsletter 427 - 14/06/2024

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    that the government intends to prepay the three-year period of 2026 to 2028 for a total amount

    4%
  8. Greece sticks to debt repayment strategy amid uncertainty caused by EU elections
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    that the government intends to prepay the three-year period of 2026 to 2028 for a total amount

    4%
  9. BoG sees sustained growth, argues challenges require wide-ranging policy interventions
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    pct in 2026. GDP expansion will be driven by investment, private consumption and exports recovery

    4%
  10. Newsletter 429 - 28/06/2024

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    in providing their final sign-off. The RRF could add up to 1.5 pct to GDP growth by 2026 and not reaching

    4%