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June primary cash surplus at 6.49 bln as revenue increase offsets higher expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomybillion. Interest payments also rose by 305 million to 760 million euros. For the year to date, interest
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Budget primary surplus at 4.18 bln in Sept as EU co-financed projects fall short
EconomyMacroeconomyincreased by 2 percent to 35.26 billion, lower than the target by 305 million. PIB PIB revenues came
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Primary surplus confirmed at 4.80 bln on lower tax refunds and public investments
EconomyMacroeconomypercent to 35.26 billion, lower than the target by 305 million. The MoF noted that the movement
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Budget primary surplus at 823 mln in February
EconomyMacroeconomyby 305 million euros. This was largely due to decreases in additional allowances (included in category
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Budget primary surplus confirmed at 831 mln in Feb
EconomyMacroeconomycompared to the relevant period last year by 305 million euros. This was mainly due to lower additional
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Deposits rise by 1.43 bln in April
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros. Time deposits fell by 305 million euros. The latest deposit movement took the aggregate
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Credit growth in January rises to 3.7 pct even as flow turns negative
EconomyMacroeconomywith a 305 million-euro drop in lending, compared to an increase of 1.65 billion euros in December
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was negative with a 305 million-euro drop in lending, compared to an increase of 1.65 billion euros
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Corporate loans lead 6.6 pct YoY growth in lending
EconomyMacroeconomyat 70.18 billion euros. Credit to insurance corporations showed a net monthly inflow of 305 million
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OECD sees Greek economy most at risk from Covid-19, with impact reaching up to 35 pct of GDP
Economy, the closures of businesses and restrictions on travel and movement will have sharp effects on the output... on those restrictive measures by analysing sectoral output and consumption patterns across economics... impact of the closures is between a fifth and a quarter of economic output, with consumer spending
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