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Newsletter 181 -2/11/2018
, this will leave Greece up to 400 million euros short of its 3.5 percent of GDP primary surplus target
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Athens ready to start legislating fiscal measures despite ongoing talks over 2019 budget
EconomyProgrammethat the lenders see a gap of 300 to 400 million euros next year if pension spending is not reduced
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Lenders focus on closing any fiscal gap for 2019 ahead of November 19 Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammewill be missed by up to 400 million euros. News247 website put the figure at 200-300 million euros on Tuesday
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Appeals over past pension cuts sow confusion about potential fiscal impact of backpay
Economyeuros annually per pensioner - 400 euros at Christmas and 200 euros at Easter and summer respectively
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Newsletter 182 -9/11/2018
a gap of 300 to 400 million euros next year if pension spending is not reduced and discussions over
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Athens and lenders search for budget compromise by Thursday's EWG
EconomyProgrammeto be increased from 150 to 400 million euros, which will force Greece to cut its public investment
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Athens prepares final 2019 budget after green light to ditch pension cuts
EconomyProgrammebudget, 150 million euros is allocated for housing benefit, which was down from the 400 million euros
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European Commission approves 2019 budget, urges focus to meet end of year reform goals
EconomyProgrammeof a new housing benefit costing EUR 400 million in 2019, social security contributions for certain
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Newsletter 184 -23/11/2018
, aside from the housing subsidy of 400 million euros, there is an amount of 73 million euros for young
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Final budget for 2019 excludes pension cuts, includes 910 mln in expansionary measures
EconomyMacroeconomy. On the expenditure side, aside from the housing subsidy of 400 million euros, there is an amount of 73
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