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  1. Central government debt increases by 10.7 bln to 356.03 bln in Q3
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    ). The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9 billion to the third

    7%
  2. Central government debt increases by 2.91 bln to 358.95 bln in Q4
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) and fixed bonds (7.5 percent). The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9

    7%
  3. Central govt debt falls for first time in six quarters, easing by 1.25 bln to 357.69 bln in Q1
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) and EIB loans (0.1 percent). The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining

    7%
  4. Central government debt down to 356.55 bln in Q2, average maturity tops 20 yrs
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    percent). The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9 billion

    7%
  5. Central government debt down to 353.85 bln in Q3, average maturity stable at 21 years
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ). The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate... relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9 billion to the third bailout

    7%
  6. Central government debt increases by 2.16 bln to 356.01 bln in Q4
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate

    7%
  7. Central government debt increases by 5.81 bln to 361.83 bln in Q1
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) . The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9 billion to the third

    7%
  8. Central government debt increases by 1.04 bln to 362.87 bln in Q2
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate

    7%
  9. Central government debt increases by 1.99 bln to 364.86 bln in Q3

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The value of FSM loans came to 248.53 billion at the end of September. The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF

    7%
  10. Central government debt increases €9.15 bln to €374 bln in Q4
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    during the pandemic emergency came to 6.6%. The majority of FSM loans relate to the EU’s financial aid of 256.5 billion, of which 52.9 billion relate to the Greek Loan Facility’s (GLF) bilateral loans from the first programme. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme

    7%