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Newsletter 137 -27/10/2017
, though, is by how much the target will be beaten and how much of the excess surplus the coalition
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Draghi sets out QE obstacles facing Greece
EconomyProgrammethat most of the targets in 2017 were beaten. Revenues for 2017 came to 47.6 billion euros, beating
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Fiscal matters expected to dominate talks as lenders return for post-MoU check
EconomyProgrammedepend on next year’s fiscal target being beaten as well. The reduction of the ENFIA property levy
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Lenders appear at ease with Tsipras pledges, cautious on pension cuts
EconomyProgrammeinsists that the 3.5 percent of GDP target will be beaten. The visiting experts have also
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Eurogroup suggests there is scope for pension cuts to be called off
EconomyProgrammefinances and the fact that the 2017 primary surplus target was beaten, a performance that the government
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Coalition hopeful on pensions, looks to maximise impact of limited relief measures
PoliticsGreek Politicsafter being beaten in the European votes, which is a strong deterrent factor for the SYRIZA leader.
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Newsletter 177 -05/10/2018
finances and the fact that the 2017 primary surplus target was beaten, a performance
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With eye on elections, Tsipras talks up public sector hirings
PoliticsGreek Politicsto be beaten in those ballots and it would risky to hold a national vote in the wake
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Contraction of 0.1 pct in Q4 sees 2018 GDP fall slightly below target at 1.9 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyby 7.5 percent, meaning that the initial figures for 2018 have beaten this estimate. Imports of goods
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Only inconclusive poll result would prompt KINAL approach, suggests Mitsotakis
PoliticsGreek Politicscomment, though, was a message to centre-left voters who would prefer to see SYRIZA well beaten
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