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Greece's primary surplus: Much ado about nothing?
Agorapercent of GDP) excl banks’ support cost under ESA95 rules. This was trimmed to 812 million (0.4 percent
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Drop in revenues drives Jan central government primary cash deficit to 149 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s central government primary cash balance recorded a deficit of 149 million euros in January 2015 from surplus of 812 million last year, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). The central government net balance also displayed a deficit of 217 million from surplus of 603 million in January
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General gov't primary cash surplus markedly better in July but arrears climb
EconomyMacroeconomydeterioration posting a deficit of 395 million in the 7-month period compared to a surplus of 812 million
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Credit contraction slightly accelerates to 1 pct in May on deductions of 395 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyto 159 million in May, extending the five-month figure to 812 million. The balance decreased to 60.45
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Budget primary surplus at 5.36 bln in 10-month, exceeding target on lower expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomyfor a seventh consecutive month to stand at 812 million, declining from September’s figure of 999 million
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Lower yields for short- and long-term borrowing boost Athens
EconomyMacroeconomyratio of 2.81. The PDMA accepted 812 million euros for an auctioned amount of 625 million. The yields
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Newsletter 285 - 19/02/2021
investment budget came to 4.24 billion euros. Net revenues came to 3.85 billion euros, below target by 812
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Budget primary surplus at 3.07 bln in Mar on back of 2022 tax collections, underspend
EconomyMacroeconomyby 1.51 billion euros, while transfers were up by 812 million euros. This overperformance is due
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Greece and the euro: The flight of Icarus
Agora($310 billion) from its bailout is going towards repaying existing debt means the amount Greece owes
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Greece's C/A deficit for March drops sharply to 44.4 mln
EconomyMacroeconomythe YtD amount to 310 million. The February outflow stemmed from a rise in resident’s investment
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