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Revenues beat target for second straight month in Oct with 739 mln over-performance
EconomyMacroeconomyGreek budget revenues beat their target comfortably for the second successive month in October, according to General Secretariat of Public Revenues (GSPR) figures provided by the Finance Ministry (MoF) on Thursday. Specifically, revenues (before tax refunds) stood at 5.01 billion euros in October
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Eurogroup sees possibility of swift review but differences on debt relief remain
EconomyProgrammeat Monday’s Eurogroup, the key issues in the second review are the 2017 budget, the Medium-Term
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Coalition puts on fresh face but poll sees support draining away
PoliticsGreek Politicsexpected (2.7 percent according to the draft budget) and the government struggles to meet fiscal targets
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In autumn forecasts, EC sticks by GDP estimates but expects lower unemployment
Economynotes it expects the government to legislate by the end of the year the 2017 budget and the Medium
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New round of talks on second review begin with labour reforms high on agenda
EconomyProgrammeBudget Office report, the institutions also suggest a labour market model that combines flexibility
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Collapse of DESFA tender adds to Greece’s privatisation challenges
EconomyMacroeconomyconcluded without any agreement, the Ministry press release stressed. In the 2017 budget tabled on November
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Newsletter 98 - 02/12/2016
with the European institutional framework. According to the 2017 budget, the state was expected
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What the agreement between Greece and lenders means for fiscal and tax policy
EconomyProgramme. According to a document that accompanied the tabling of the 2017 budget, the tax expenditure for medical
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Tsipras springs surprise with handout pledge for pensioners
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe latest fiscal measures that are included in the 2017 budget which is currently being debated
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Shaping the post-programme narrative in Greece
Agorathat such a level of primary budget surplus is neither politically feasible nor socially sustainable. Athens had
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