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  1. Budget primary surplus at 823 mln in February
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    by 305 million euros. This was largely due to decreases in additional allowances (included in category

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  2. Budget primary surplus confirmed at 831 mln in Feb
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    compared to the relevant period last year by 305 million euros. This was mainly due to lower additional

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  3. Deposits rise by 1.43 bln in April

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    euros. Time deposits fell by 305 million euros. The latest deposit movement took the aggregate

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  4. Credit growth in January rises to 3.7 pct even as flow turns negative
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    with a 305 million-euro drop in lending, compared to an increase of 1.65 billion euros in December

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  5. Newsletter 286 - 26/02/2021

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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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  6. Corporate loans lead 6.6 pct YoY growth in lending
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    at 70.18 billion euros. Credit to insurance corporations showed a net monthly inflow of 305 million

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  7. Govt announces stricter measures for unvaccinated to curb autumn pandemic wave
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    that the government had a duty to allow vaccinated citizens to resume their professional and social lives... to such views”. Economou argued that it is the government’s duty to ensure the return to normality for those

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  8. Covid measures extended despite govt optimism, as inflation causes political tension
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    are expected to report for duty at hospitals in central and northern Greece after the government issued... duty on fuel, an intervention in the pricing policies of power utility PPC and a partial write-off

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  9. Opposition cries foul on government's tax priorities
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    cut to fuel duty, on the grounds that he considered the move regressive compared to reducing... and KINAL accused the government of hypocrisy for arguing that fuel duty cuts would benefit the wealth

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  10. Tsipras repeats call for elections with one eye on rising KINAL
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    to implement the MoU. The SYRIZA leader reiterated his party’s proposals to cut fuel duty and VAT on basic goods, rebate fuel duty for farmers, and raise the minimum wage to 800 euros. Responding

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