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Pension and income tax reform bill sets out 4.4 bln in new measures
EconomyProgramme– 122 million. 7) Lower expenditure for unpaid obligations related to lump-sums pensions – 118 million
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Budget primary surplus of 3.6 bln by July, monthly revenues short of target by 315 mln
EconomyMacroeconomymillion for agricultural subsidies, 122 million for allowances for tackling humanitarian crisis
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Budget primary surplus reaches 3.6 bln in 7-month, monthly revenues miss target in July
EconomyMacroeconomyexpenditure increased by 390 million for grants to hospitals, 162 million for agricultural subsidies, 122
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Tsipras tries to weather Kammenos storm, looks for poll boost
PoliticsGreek Politics, while 122 opposition lawmakers voted in favour. However, if Tsipras hopes that matters will now draw
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General govt primary cash surplus at 2.42 bln in April, arrears fall by 66 million
EconomyMacroeconomy, which fell by 122 million, followed by extrabudgetary funds (-17 million), state budget (-13 million
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General govt primary cash surplus at 1.65 bln in May on slower expenditure decline
EconomyMacroeconomyof 122 million YoY to 1.64 billion. Expenditure declined by 86 million (0.3 percent) and came to 29.86
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Budget primary surplus at 617 mln in June as expenditure continues to fall below target
EconomyMacroeconomyof the year, expenditure increased by 2 percent to 23.32 billion, lower than the target by 122 million. PIB
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Budget primary surplus confirmed at 635 mln in June on lower spending
EconomyMacroeconomymonths of the year, expenditure increase by 2 percent to 23.32 billion, lower than the target by 122
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NBG remains profitable in Q2 with net results of 21 mln
EconomyBankingon an aggregate basis in H1 to stand at 122 million euros. Trading and other income stood at a loss of 16
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Draft budget contains two scenarios on pensions, charts course within agreed fiscal targets
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros, or 3.56 percent of GDP, beating the target by 122 million. Greece’s debt is expected to drop
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