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  1. Marked improvement for budget execution in Oct, primary surplus outperformance extended

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    percent in October bringing the 10-month figure up 4.4 percent to 5.33 billion in line with target

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  2. Greek banks complete book building: A recap of where we stand

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    , the bank raised capital of 1.55 billion euros from the book building process, bringing the total

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  3. Budget execution improves significantly in Oct, primary surplus reaches 4.53 bln

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    . At the same time, PIB expenditure reached 651 million in October, bringing the monthly surplus at 375

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  4. Newsletter 53 - 27/11/2015

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    to the already low prices. from early August until the end of October, bringing the cumulative

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  5. General gov't primary cash surplus widens notably to 4.84 bln by October

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    . They increased by 35 million, bringing the cumulative figure since the beginning of the year to 964

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  6. Privatisation of power transmission firm ADMIE a key challenge among prior actions

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    and wholesale market shares of PPC bringing them below the 50-percent mark by 2020. Political

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  7. Building activity down by 3.5 pct in Sept for third straight fall

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    bringing the cumulative nosedive to 41.2 percent over the past seven years. The outlook remains

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  8. Slight deterioration in services sector turnover in Q3

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    to -15.4 in November, bringing the year to date losses to 30.7 points.

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  9. Travel receipts drop by 4.1 pct in Oct for second straight fall
    Photo by MacroPolis

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    bringing the 10-month travel surplus up 5 percent to 11.86 billion. The year to date growth in receipts

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  10. Notable increase in grants to social security sector leads to budget primary deficit in Nov

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    million, bringing the monthly PIB balance to a deficit of 64 million. However, the 11-month figure

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