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Scope Ratings second to give Greece investment grade as attention turns to key players from Sep
Economyfor Greece’s rating reviews during the cycle that is due in the second half of the year. Scope says
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Aug sees second annual drop in building activity with 4 pct decline
EconomyMacroeconomyBuilding permits posted the second negative reading of the year in August, falling by 4 percent year-on-year (YoY), after a rise of 7.5 percent in July, according to the data released by the Hellenic Statistical Agency (ELSTAT) on Tuesday. Permits have been growing annually this year except
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Building permits jump by 77.8 pct in Feb for second highest rise since pandemic
EconomyMacroeconomyand the second in recent times, only comparable to the recovery from the strict lockdown
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New Democracy sees silver lining in polls as ELAS consolidates second place
PoliticsGreek Politicswith 26.8 pct of voting intention, while ELAS holds on to second place with 14.3 pct. PASOK and Elpida
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Digital investments could provide long-term GDP boost, study finds
EconomyFeaturesin the EU at 36.2 percent compared to 64.3 percent. Greece also scored 68 out of 100 in the DESI
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to 64.3 percent. Greece also scored 68 out of 100 in the DESI index which measures the provision
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Current account deficit widens to 404 mln in March
EconomyMacroeconomya sharp drop in the primary income surplus (by 859 million) followed by a narrowing of the services
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General govt primary cash surplus at 2.42 bln in April, arrears fall by 66 million
EconomyMacroeconomy) and came to 23.81 billion euros. This was driven primarily by a fall in interest paid (-859 million
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Eurosystem funding falls by 978 mln in Nov, banknotes increase for fourth month
EconomyMacroeconomyfigure was driven by a drop of 859 million in Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding to 2.71
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Greek primary budget surplus eases to 1.95 bln on back of lower revenues in Aug
Economyrevenue targets included revenues of 884 million euros from the first two instalments of the new
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