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Newsletter 221 -27/09/2019
with the European Commission’s current estimate of 2.2 percent growth, and 2.1 percent for this year
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PBO highlights areas of uncertainty for 2020 budget
EconomyMacroeconomythe European Commission and the IMF estimates (2.2 percent). The PBO argues that although
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Athens buoyed by conclusion of budget talks but IMF lowers growth forecasts
EconomyMacroeconomysees the Greek economy growing by 2 percent this year and 2.2 percent in 2020. In the previous WEO
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ELSTAT confirms third consecutive year or fiscal surplus in 2018
Economy2.2 billion in short-term loans. Government revenues in 2018 were up to 88.57 billion, or 47.95
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Newsletter 224 -25/10/2019
billion, with around 2.2 billion in short-term loans. Government revenues in 2018 were up to 88.57
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Athens hopes IMF prepayment go-ahead aids case for lower fiscal targets
EconomyProgrammebe reduced by 1 to 1.3 percentage points for 2021 and 2022, meaning the new goal will be between 2.2
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Retail turnover increases by 1.2 pct in August, volume edges up by 0.8 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyinto positive territory by 0.8 percent after a revised decline of 2.2 percent in July. The current
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Unemployment edges down to 16.7 pct, lowest since April 2011
EconomyMacroeconomyaged 35-44, where unemployment fell by 2.2 pps. The employment rate for this age group stands
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Newsletter 227 -08/11/2019
. Overall, the EC expects Greece to grow by 1.8 percent in 2019, which is lower than the 2.2 percent
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IMF cool on growth, urges greater effort on bank, fiscal and labour reforms
EconomyProgrammeat the moment owes 6.7 billion SDR and the Greek authorities have kicked off the process of prepaying 2.2
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