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Stournaras eyes easing of capital controls, updates on loan quality and NPL reduction targets
EconomyMacroeconomy-euro deposit outflows in the form of banknotes in the first half of 2015 are mostly held under
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Moscovici tries to kill discussion of primary surplus targets as easing of capital controls cleared
EconomyProgrammeto Greek banks of a considerable part of the money withdrawn last year in the form of banknotes
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Deposit outflows of 1.5 bln in Jan after seasonally high inflows in Dec
EconomyMacroeconomyon Friday that the net inflow of banknotes in the Greek banking system stood at 7.7 billion euros from
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Deposit outflows continue in Feb but slow to 750 mln
EconomyMacroeconomydeposited with a Greek bank as of summer 2016. This means that banknotes that returned to the banking system
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Finance Ministry publishes roadmap for relaxation of capital controls
EconomyMacroeconomy. Banknotes in circulation have increased by around 5.5 billion as of April. The report notes that the next
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Newsletter 123 - 16/06/2017
replaced this type of liquidity with interbank repos. Banknotes in circulation decreased by 737
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Trust in Greek banking system shaky, survey suggests
EconomyBankingtransfers or cash withdrawals. This pushed banknotes in circulation to more than 50 billion euros in July
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December current account deficit at 1.24 bln on falling services balance
EconomyMacroeconomyadjustment related to holdings of euro banknotes, which came to 395 million and 369 million, respectively
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Newsletter 157 -30/03/2018
revealed that banknotes in circulation fell by 571 million to 33.99 billion, the lowest total since
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Greece steps up efforts for early bailout exit but lenders play it coy
PoliticsGreek Politicscountries it lends to. After all, Greece will have 26.9 billion euros to pay back to the Washington...) in order to reduce its debt and the deficit targets it has to meet in the coming years. It is estimated... needs for next year are estimated at 18.8 billion euros by the IMF. It appears that the government
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