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Newsletter 313 - 22/10/2021
million in the same month last year. The travel balance showed a surplus of 2.97 billion euros, rising
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Discussion over PEPP, SGP draw attention to rising yields
EconomyFeaturessustainability analysis by the European Commission, a primary balance of over 2 pct of GDP is seen
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Piraeus records loss of 3.09 bln as aggressive NPE reduction carries impairments
EconomyBanking, accounted for 3.77 billion of those provisions. Balance Sheet Customer deposits grew to 52.2 billion
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Surprise handout announcement provokes storm of criticism from opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicsincreases without deviating from the highway of reforms” and “without endangering the fiscal balance
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Apartment prices rise 7.9 pct in Q3, continuing upward trend
EconomyMacroeconomyin the previous month, taking the balance to 37.15 billion euros. Building permits picked up again in August
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Latest EC review clears path towards end of enhanced surveillance process in 2022
EconomyProgrammeunderpinning the DSA are for a long-term primary balance of 2.2 pct of GDP, real GDP growth of 1.5 pct, 3.5
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Eurobank profitability rises in 9M, Mexico securitisation takes NPE ratio to 7.3 pct
EconomyBanking- was 113 bps, compared with 151 bps in 9M 2020. Balance sheet Eurosystem funding was stable in the 9M
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NBG profits up to 714 mln in 9M as NPE ratio is reduced further
EconomyBankingmillion euros, an 8 pct drop YoY. Balance Sheet Group deposits amounted to 51.09 billion euros in 9M
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BoG sees banks on right path, warns impact of pandemic not visible yet
EconomyBankingThe progress made by Greece’s banks to clean up their balance sheets was reflected in the latest financial stability report published by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Thursday. BoG also highlights the various challenges that credit institutions will need to address. Banks’ asset quality significantly
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Androulakis receives strong mandate for renewal at KINAL
PoliticsGreek Politicsto maintain some balance in the party by deploying even losing candidates, such as former health
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