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S&P awards investment grade, bringing arduous cycle for economy to a close
Economyby 2.5 pct this year and remain above 2 pct up to 2026, with 2.4 pct growth expected next year
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Travel receipts of 14.66 bln to Aug beat last year, head for all-time record
EconomyMacroeconomythe EU with 2.54 billion euros, of which almost 2 billion came from the eurozone, while the non-EU
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VAT and income taxes buoy revenue performance as primary surplus target is beaten in Sep
EconomyMacroeconomy-execution of non-allocated expenditure and purchase of fixed assets of 2 billion and 518 million euros
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Economic sentiment continues slide in Oct, consumer confidence low
EconomyMacroeconomyin the rolling 12-month period. Industry confidence went deeper into negative territory to -4.3, from -2 points
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a primary surplus that will consistently exceed 2 pct for the next four decades. This commitment is already
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Inflation in October doubles to 3.4 pct, food inflation nears 10 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyby a drop of 2 pct in housing costs due to price reductions in rentals for dwellings, services
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EC's autumn forecasts see stable growth, with RRF playing pivotal role
EconomyMacroeconomythat is to exceed 2 pct of GDP for the foreseeable future, the general deficit will be 0.9 pct and 0.8
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Lower repos push debt down to 402.88 bln in Q3, bonds rise by 2.5 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyGreeceās central government debt recorded a drop of almost 2 billion euros to 402.88 billion euros in Q3 2023, the Finance Ministry's (MoF) debt bulletin showed on Friday. The Q3 debt movements reflect a drop of nearly 4 billion euros in repos and lower FSM loans by half a billion, partially offset
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Industrial turnover contracts for six months on bounce in Sep with 5.1 pct drop
EconomyMacroeconomyto -4.3, from -2 points in the previous month. Since November last year, industry confidence is down
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Final budget sees 2.9 pct growth in 2024, primary surplus at 2.1 pct of GDP
EconomyMacroeconomybillion to 13.34 billion euros. Spending will also rise by almost 2 billion euros to 74.63 billion
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