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  1. Boosted by corporations, Sep deposits reach highest since Apr 2011
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of Greece (BoG) figures released on Friday. The annual growth in September was 3.3 percent year on year (YoY), from also 3.3 percent in the preceding month. The outstanding balance of private sector

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  2. Deposits drop by 2.26 bln in Oct to 195.51 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of Greece (BoG) figures released on Thursday. The annual growth in October was 3.3 percent year on year (YoY), from also 3.3 percent in the preceding month. The outstanding balance of private sector deposits

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  3. Trade deficit narrows by 15.1 pct YoY in Nov
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    totalled 4.07 billion euros, rising by 0.4 percent. In November last year, the trade deficit was 3.3... percent. Stripping out the value of oil products and ships, the trade deficit decreased by 3.3 percent

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  4. Newsletter 509 - 19/06/2026

    Newsletters

    in May grew by 3.2 pct YoY, as passenger cars rose by 3.3 pct, led by new cars that rose by 3.6 pct... of 2026, road motor cars rose by 3.3 pct annually. Passenger cars were up by 2.3 pct.

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  5. Positive mood but little substance in Tsipras's Turkey visit
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    . The refugee crisis also topped the agenda when Tsipras met Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan... it "in a positive light" but stressed that certain conditions would have to be met. He hinted that if these conditions are met, then certain chapters in the EU-Turkey accession process could open. Government

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  6. Greece welcomes Abbas after stalemate during visit by FYROM's Poposki
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    to proceed with a formal recognition of the Palestinian State, whenever certain conditions are met, hinting... summit that the general secretaries of the three countries’ foreign ministries met on Wednesday.... Poposki also met with Alternate Citizens’ Protection Minister Nikos Toskas. The recent migrant-related

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  7. Optimism for Cyprus solution abounds but talks at delicate phase
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Anastasiades, Schulz also met Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akinci. During his two-day visit, the German... expressed hope that a settlement could be reached by the end of the year when they met in Washington..., is giving its full support to this process.” “We have met with the folks on both sides as well

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  8. Failure to agree on contingent measures causes further delay in conclusion of review
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    should the programme targets not be met. Following a brief meeting between Finance Minister Euclid.... If the government has not met its fiscal target (1.75 percent primary surplus in 2017, 3.5 percent... to go beyond the basic austerity package in writing. The group, which counts 11 MPs as members, met

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  9. Fiscal Council optimistic on 2016 target, sees next year’s goals as feasible
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and macroeconomic developments, presenting its views on the 2017 draft budget and whether targets will be met... notes. The Fiscal Council concludes that this year’s fiscal target will be met, while achieving next... target will be met even if collection in the fourth quarter (Q4) turns out to be 1.2 billion euros

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  10. Newsletter 102 - 13/01/2017

    Newsletters

    of managing to conclude matters by next month. Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos met with his French... measures. will never have to be implemented as the fiscal targets will be met... palatable because the government can argue that the fiscal targets will be met because Greece

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