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February current account deficit at 1.29 bln as underlying balances worsen
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s current account (C/A) balance recorded a deficit of 1.29 billion in February, deepening from January’s deficit of 585.6 million, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Friday. The respective figure for a year ago showed a deficit of 1.03 billion, meaning that the deficit has worsened
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Extra taxation did not increase revenues in 2017
EconomyFeaturescontribution this year compared to last year, though the average amount payable has declined year-on-year
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Retail sales drop by 0.4 pct in Feb, volume down by 0.1 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyto -52.8 in March. Year-on-year, consumer confidence has improved by 23.4 points. Retail trade picked up
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EC forecast acknowledges pressure on Greek households, revises down growth
EconomyMacroeconomyscales, the size of which has not been determined yet. The debt-to-GDP ratio is seen dropping
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Bank stress tests find no capital needs, clearing path for MoU exit
EconomyBankingwhile programme financing is still available. The IMF has in its assumptions for debt sustainability
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Trade deficit falls by 23.1 pct in March on growing exports, falling imports
EconomyMacroeconomythe seventh month in a row where the value of imports has remained above the 4-billion euro mark
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Lower yields for short- and long-term borrowing boost Athens
EconomyMacroeconomyin February has been steadily improving since, dropping to 3.87 percent at the end of April, having lost some
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Building activity up by 5.4 pct in Feb, permits remain below 1,000
EconomyMacroeconomywas issued in western Macedonia with 11. Greece’s construction sector has remained subdued in recent years
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Debt relief options pondered as institutions prepare for Athens return
EconomyProgrammein implementing the 88 prior actions it has committed to. Naftemporiki reported on Friday that 73 key
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Fourth review talks move along but some obstacles yet to be cleared
EconomyProgrammea higher price. HRADF announced on Wednesday that it has pre-selected the seven investors that qualify
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