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Newsletter 99 - 09/12/2016
in expenditure by 2.36 billion. All general government subsectors recorded a rise in their primary
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Fiscal dispute dominates as Greece and lenders gear up for more talks
EconomyProgramme.” This highlights the ongoing dispute between all involved parties, with the IMF strongly
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Job departures at 37,667 in Nov, 11-month net hirings highest since 2001
EconomyMacroeconomyalso rose to 55.2 percent from 52 percent in the previous month. All age groups continued
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Tsipras weighs up options amid concern about mired talks
PoliticsGreek Politicsare willing to discuss all those issues in good faith," Tsakalotos told Reuters. Clearly, a lack
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Building activity edged up 1 pct in September
EconomyMacroeconomyfigures in almost all regions are extremely low. This means any small change in the absolute numbers
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The IMF and Greece's bitter pill
AgoraThomsen, and the head of research, Maurice Obstfeld, blended together their arguments regarding all
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Bill aims to encourage more electronic transactions in Greece
EconomyMacroeconomyconducted via electronic payments at an annual cost of 12 million euros. With all those actions
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Review talks continue in Athens in shadow of pension benefit row
EconomyProgramme. The government aims to clinch an agreement on all other pending issues of the review soon, while negotiations
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Tsipras wins domestic support for pension bonus but key struggles lie abroad
PoliticsGreek Politicsto keep all the lenders happy, perhaps in the form of changing the fiscal mechanism adopted earlier
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Tsipras gets no encouragement from lenders, left to consider next move
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the talks will not be over soon. Tsipras will have to consider all these aspects in the coming
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