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  1. Greek current account deficit widens by 32.4 pct in November despite services surplus
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    travel receipts (up 30.7 percent) on surging non-residents’ arrivals (up 53.9 percent). Following a marginal increase in October, the November travel surplus increased by 57.3 percent to 108 million... of the travel surplus by 10.7 percent to 11.4 billion. This stems from increased travel receipts (up 10.8

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  2. Current account surplus at 407 mln in May - first positive balance since Sept 2014
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    . The improved services’ surplus by more than 10 percent is primarily led by higher travel surplus (+14.3 percent) on the back of continued double-digit improvement in travel receipts (+17 percent.... The services’ surplus was kept broadly unchanged (-0.3 percent), as higher travel surplus (+20.6 percent

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  3. Current account deficit more than halves to 708 mln in March

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    in net sea transport receipts by almost 40 percent. Travel receipts grew by 8.3 percent to 220.6 million largely reflecting a rise in non-residents’ arrivals by 6.2 percent. However, the travel surplus slipped by 3.6 percent due to a double-digit increase in travel payments. In addition, the marked

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  4. Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016

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    billion. The latter mostly reflects lower net transport receipts, while travel figures also did not show any improvement on last year. In specific, travel receipts decreased 7 percent in April, pushing the travel surplus down by 10 percent to almost 280 million. The negative movement stems from a drop

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  5. Current account surplus falls to 1.4 bln in July

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    lower net travel and other services receipts, while net transport receipts soared 45.1 percent on improved sea transport balance. In particular, travel receipts fell 3.5 percent to 2.85 billion euros, largely on the back of a 2 percent decrease in non-residents’ arrivals. At the same time, travel

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  6. Newsletter 89 - 23/09/2016

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    to lower net travel receipts. Although C/A performance worsened in July, the aggregate figures... to lower net transport receipts, mainly attributed to capital controls. Travel receipts fell..., the corresponding payments surged 33.5 percent, dragging the travel surplus down by 5.9 percent to 2.61

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  7. Current account surplus narrows to 1.82 bln in August
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    imports. The decline in the services balance primarily reflects lower net travel receipts, while.... Travel receipts fell by 9.2 percent to 3.16 billion in August, despite a rise in foreign arrivals by 1.8..., the travel surplus in August retreated by 10.6 percent to 2.92 billion. BoG also said

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  8. Current account surplus widens to 1 bln in September
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    balance rose on the back of higher net air and sea transport receipts. Moreover, travel receipts... by 13.7 percent. At the same time, travel payments grew by 17.9 percent to 193.4 million leading the travel surplus up by 1 percent to 2.04 billion. The BoG also noted that the deterioration in the primary

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  9. Current account balance turns to deficit of 198 mln in Oct
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    . The increase in the services’ surplus largely reflects a rise in the travel receipts by 14.2 percent to 1.03... arrivals by 17.3 percent. At the same time, travel payments declined by 2.7 percent leading travel... in bet transport receipts, largely attributed to capital controls. In addition, travel receipts also

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  10. Newsletter 101 - 23/12/2016

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    –900 million euros by Q2 2016. Travel receipts rebounded for the second successive month by 14.2... percent to 180.3 million, leading the October travel surplus up by 18.5 percent to 846.1 million... by 5.2 percent, with the 10-month travel balance landing at 11.32 billion, down by 5.5 percent from

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