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A breakdown of the funding needs involved in Greece's third bailout
EconomyProgramme. Payments to the IMF (8.3 billion) 3. Redemptions of bonds held by the private sector (6.8 billion) 4
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Rate of drop in apartment prices picks up again in Q2
EconomyMacroeconomyenvironment in the first half of the year, with official projections pointing to a recession of 2 – 4
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Greece and lenders appear close to third bailout deal, with few issues outstanding
EconomyProgrammeMechanism (EFSM) on July 20. 4) Payments to the International Monetary Fund of 1.57 billion euros due
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Agreement on third bailout with revised fiscal and macro targets, host of prior actions
EconomyProgramme, enhancement of bank liquidity and management of non-performing loans. 4) Change in the single
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Draft bill sees millions in savings and revenues from variety of bailout interventions
EconomyProgramme, 66 million in 2017 and 105 million as of 2018. 4) Revenue reduction of 28.6 million on an annual
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Greek government commits to new fiscal measures for third bailout
EconomyMacroeconomyincreasing to 20 percent in 2016 and further to 26 percent in 2017 4) Tax on television advertisements 5
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Greece commits to ambitious privatisation targets as part of new bailout
EconomyProgramme) that have been identified by the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF). 4) Endorse the asset
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Record revenue shortfall of 2.83 bln in July shrinks primary surplus outperformance
EconomyMacroeconomy700 million 4) Further extension of submission of corporate income tax (CIT) declarations leading
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Greek Q2 growth of 0.8 pct confounds recession forecasts
EconomyMacroeconomy, the European Commission predicted a recession ranging between 2 and 4 percent this year
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European Commission's Greek DSA sees recession ahead, debt becoming unsustainable
EconomyProgrammeprevious forecasts - released on July 10 - of 2 to 4 percent. The long-term growth assumed
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