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Newsletter 176 -28/09/2018
and 3.3 percent in 2019. Public debt will drop to 177.7 percent in 2019. The current account is seen
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Draft budget contains two scenarios on pensions, charts course within agreed fiscal targets
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros, or 3.56 percent of GDP, beating the target by 122 million. Greece’s debt is expected to drop
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Amid market turbulence, Greece searches for scheme to help banks reduce bad loans
EconomyBankingFollowing weeks of uncertainty and pressure on the banking sector, which climaxed in a big drop in bank share prices on Wednesday, there have been reports of efforts to provide the Greek lenders with assistance. The Greek authorities along with Bank of Greece, the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund
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CPI up by 1.1 pct in Sept for highest rise since Nov 2017
EconomyMacroeconomywas interrupted early in 2018 with negative readings of -0.2 percent in January and March, with January’s drop
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Athens to send draft budget to Brussels after talks with IMF on pensions
EconomyProgrammetarget this year and to repeat that performance all the way to 2023, when it is expected to drop to 3
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Greece 57th in WEF's Global Competitiveness Index based on new methodology
EconomyFeaturesshows that the country dropped by four places in 2018 compared to a drop of one place in 2017. Greece
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August current account shows surplus of 1.56 bln as deficit in primary income account grows
EconomyMacroeconomyfrom a 1.1 billion-euro drop in residents' holdings of foreign bonds and T-Bills. A net increase
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Travel balance up by 1.4 pct in August as EU arrivals jump by 17 pct
EconomyMacroeconomytrip drop by 3.2 percent, or 19 euros. Travel receipts from the 28 European Union (EU 28) countries
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PMI slows to 53.1 in October, orders and employment remain strong
EconomyMacroeconomydrivers for the drop in sentiment were global political uncertainty and greater competition. Markit
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IMF distances itself from budget talks, leaving Athens and EU to hammer out deal
EconomyProgramme, the Europeans have asked Athens to drop the 10 percent reduction in the ENFIA property levy announced by Tsipras
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