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Budget primary surplus at 1.51 bln end-May, revenues fall short by 978 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyto 15.65 billion. The breakdown displayed salaries and pensions rose by 3.4 percent in May and 2.2
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The lenders proposals on debt and funding needs that Greeks will vote on in referendum
EconomyProgrammetranche would amount to 4 billion euros (1.8 billion from the EFSF and 2.2 billion from ex-HFSF
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Retail turnover fall accelerates to 3.3 pct in April
EconomyMacroeconomyyear on year (YoY) and 1.1 percent MoM. Similarly, the SA retail volume decreased by 2.2 percent YoY
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What next for Greece's revenues and spending?
Agoraan agreement for a new bailout program, meaning that more than 2.2 billion euros of the revenues
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Greek banks in intensive care: What lies ahead?
Agoraat the end of October 2014. Greek banks increased their loan provisions by 2.2 billion in Q4
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Trade deficit shrinks by 14.1 pct in June as fall in imports outpaces export decline
EconomyMacroeconomyimports rose by a modest 2.2 percent. The regional breakdown of the 6-month headline figures displayed
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European Commission evaluates impact of bailout programme
EconomyProgrammeannual impact is planned for 2016 at 2.2 percent of GDP. Note that the adjustment for 2015 is seen
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Wages index falls 1.8 pct QoQ in Q1 2015 for the second successive quarter
EconomyMacroeconomyThe seasonally adjusted Wages Index grew for the third successive quarter in Q1 but it was only a marginal rise of 0.3 percent year on year (YoY) from a 2.2 percent increase in Q4 2014, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). Compared to the previous quarter, the wages index fell
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Q2 GDP rebounds by 0.9 pct QoQ on higher consumption and falling imports
EconomyMacroeconomyof services by 2.2 percent offsetting a drop by 2.3 percent in exports of goods. The first half figures
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Retail sales fell by 1.7 percent in June, after a short-lived rise in May
EconomyMacroeconomyrespectively. Compared to the previous month (MoM), retail turnover rose by 2.2 percent, mainly due
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