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  1. IMF still sees fiscal gap in 2018 - no action needed, for now
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    as part the draft budget for 2018. Differences with Europeans The IMF has more conservative

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  2. Despite talks in US, review still looms large
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    lenders are equally sanguine about next year’s fiscal prospects. The September budget execution data

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  3. Revised GDP data shows recession for 2016, higher growth in 2014
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    sources, including household consumption and budget surveys, balance of payments and external trade

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  4. PM hopes to avoid stumbling blocks amid numerous outstanding review actions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the coalition’s biggest fear is that after poring over next year’s draft budget and this year’s fiscal data

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  5. Athens expects 800 mln sub-tranche as review talks progress
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    for 2018 but said that he expects these to be settled in the coming days. Next year’s budget is being

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  6. Sub-tranche for arrears approved as round of review talks draws to close
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    in making adjustments to bridge the gap given that the volume of next year’s budget is around 50 billion

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  7. Debt relief-for-reforms option being discussed for post-programme era
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    in the draft 2018 budget and would allow the government to hand out at least 1.1 billion euros

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  8. Athens eyes ample cash buffer, prepares for bond swap
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    . Presenting the draft 2018 budget to the panel of MPs, Houliarakis said that the aim of the cash buffer

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  9. CPI grows by 0.7 pct in October, positive for 10 successive months
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The Finance Ministry’s latest draft budget projects the HICP to rise by 1.1 percent in 2018.

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  10. Unemployment falls again in August, edging down to 20.6 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at 22.2 percent. The European Commission forecasts a higher rate of 22.8 percent. In its draft budget

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