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Newsletter 174 -14/09/2018
rate of VAT from 24 to 22 percent in 2021, with the lower rate dropping 1 percentage point from 13
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Budget primary surplus at 3.14 bln in August as revenues grow and spending falls
EconomyMacroeconomybillion, lower than the target by 304 million. PIB PIB revenues came to 98 million in August from 89
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Mortgage loans a key piece of NPL reduction puzzle
EconomyBanking-on-quarter (QoQ) to 88.6 billion, 1.6 billion lower than the target of 90.2 billion. The current amount
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Greece's golden visa scheme brings revenues, but risks as well
EconomyFeaturesat 312,000 euros. While most were concentrated at the lower end of the scale, just under 10 percent
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VAT revenues up in 2016 but rate hikes fail to close gap of 29 pct
EconomyFeatureswith general government revenues coming in lower overall compared to the same time last year. In 2016
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Budget surplus confirmed at 3.16 billion in August
EconomyMacroeconomyof the year, expenditure increased by 1.6 percent to 31.61 billion, lower than the target by 304 million
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PDMA readies bond schedule for 2019, with eye on prepayment of IMF loans
Economyof Greek debt servicing, either by rolling over debt with lower interest charges or using the cash
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ANEL leader under scrutiny due to party unrest, questions over refugee funds
PoliticsGreek Politics, the lower the percentage needed to gain more than 150 seats in the House.
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Moody's explains cautious approach to Greek credit rating upgrade
Economyquality, low profitability and a large share of lower quality capital in the form of deferred tax assets
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Banks submit new NPL targets to SSM, with sales leading way in reduction drive
EconomyBanking, 1.6 billion lower than the target of 90.2 billion. The new targets encompass current reduction goals
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