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  1. IMF sees GDP shrinking by 9.5 pct in 2020, warns about pace of fiscal consolidation
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    EconomyProgramme

    to collapse by 9.5 pct in 2020, marginally lower than the previous estimate of 10 pct. The rebound over

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  2. Newsletter 276 -04/12/2020

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    annually, higher than the 8 pct on average in the previous estimate. The OECD has also released its latest

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  3. Budget primary confirmed at deficit of 18.20 bln in 2020
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    euros was received in revenues from ANFΑs, which weren’t included in the estimate from the last

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  4. Government rolls out red carpet to lure private wealth to Greece
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    with the government’s strategy to upscale tourism. There is no official estimate yet on how much additional tax

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  5. Newsletter 285 - 19/02/2021

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    rates for those willing to move their tax residence to Greece. There is no official estimate yet

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  6. Excess of vaccines in Serbia will go to waste
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    , as a rough estimate. According to Bloomberg data (as of March 28), in Serbia in the last seven

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  7. BoG sees 4.2% recovery in 2021, re-emphasises need for bad bank
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    Economy

    of the year, towards an annual growth estimate of 4.2 pct, of course subject to uncertainties related

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  8. SYRIZA targets middle class with own plan for post-pandemic economic rebound

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that at a conservative estimate, SYRIZA’s package of measures would cost 15 billion euros. He argued

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  9. Newsletter 293 - 16/04/2021

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    that at a conservative estimate, SYRIZA’s package of measures would cost 15 billion euros. Recent opinion

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  10. FinMin sees favourable macro environment from next year, boosted by RRF
    Finance Ministry

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , the ministry has a buoyant outlook, despite the revision of this year’s growth estimate to 3.6 pct

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