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Primary cash surplus at 6.4 bln in year to date, expenditure rises during May
EconomyMacroeconomy, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore, their key figures are not directly
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June primary cash surplus at 6.49 bln as revenue increase offsets higher expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomy, however, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore, their key
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July primary cash surplus at 6.75 bln as revenue rise outstrips expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomybe noted, however, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore
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Central government debt rises to 345.38 billion in Q2
EconomyMacroeconomyshare of overall loans, accounting for over 69 percent of the total and came to 239.08 billion
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Turnover in services sector improves in Q2 2018
EconomyMacroeconomypercent), followed by advertising and market research (+46.4 percent), and legal and accounting
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Primary cash surplus up to 16.76 bln in Aug on improved revenues and cash buffer disbursement
EconomyMacroeconomy, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore, their key figures
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Travel surplus rises by 17.4 pct in H1 as sharp rise in visitors drives receipts growth
EconomyMacroeconomy. Visitors from within the EU 28 made up 63.9 percent of the total, with non EU visitors accounting for 25.9
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Primary cash surplus at 17.96 bln in Sept as expenditure for the month falls
EconomyMacroeconomybe noted, however, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore
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Primary cash surplus at 19.54 bln in October on monthly and aggregate expenditure falls
EconomyMacroeconomybe noted, however, that the accounting methods applied by the MoF and BoG differ and, therefore
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Central government debt increases by 10.7 bln to 356.03 bln in Q3
EconomyMacroeconomy(-0.72 million). FSM loans continue to make up the lion’s share of overall loans, accounting
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