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As Greek deadline looms, this is how the next days could play out
EconomyProgrammeon Wednesday that “the IMF could show some flexibility for a few days” if there is an agreement. 4
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Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015
pensions from 4 to 6 percent and to a similar level for supplementary pensions, where the rate is now
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Where the key differences between Greece and the institutions lie
EconomyProgrammecontribution for main pensions from 4 to 6 percent and extension for supplementary pensions
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IMF preliminary DSA finds Greek debt unsustainable, points to need for debt relief
EconomyProgrammestressing that the risk remains on the downside. 4) Clearing arrears (additional needs of 5 billion
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What next for Greece's revenues and spending?
Agorato hospitals (at 11.4 percent of the FY target of 1.16 billion) 4) Allowances to families with many
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Greece seeks 3-year programme that could exceed 65 bln
EconomyProgrammeof other medium- and long-term debt of 5.5 billion 4) Net redemption of T-Bills of 2.3 billion Including
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The key numbers behind the latest Greek proposals
EconomyProgrammemillion in 2016. This was explicitly stated in the last Greek proposal. 4) TV advertisement tax
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Newsletter 35 - 17/07/2015
); 4. Unwinding of repo operations (3.5 billion); and 5. Amortisation of 1.9 billion in Greek
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No further damage for Tsipras in second vote as SYRIZA stand-off continues
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras emerged unscathed from the latest vote on prior actions demanded by Greece’s lenders before talks on a third bailout can begin. The vote took place after 4 a.m. on Thursday following some six hours of debate, with 230 MPs supporting the measures, 63 opposing them, five
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Primary surplus 3.1 bln above target in H1 on severe underspend
EconomyMacroeconomyto hospitals (at 17.4 percent of the annual target of 1.16 billion) 4) Allowances to families
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