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Industrial turnover back in contraction again in Mar, falling by 6 pct YoY -
Central govt debt drops to 405.54 bln in Q1, bonds rise by 3bln -
Vehicles licences jump by 36.3 pct in Apr thanks to strongest car sales since 2010 -
Primary balance at 3.25 bln in Apr, above target thanks to favourable timing -
EC makes minor adjustment to growth forecast, at 2.2 pct for 2024 -
Import price index up by 1.3 pct YoY in Mar for first rise in 13 months
Greece's fiscal path becoming clearer; sizeable adjustment lies ahead
After two years of fiscal relaxation across the eurozone thanks to the activation of the escape clause, allowing fiscal rules to be eased so governments could cushion the blow of the pandemic, Greece’s future fiscal path started to take shape over the last few days.
The country’s fiscal commitment was defined at the end of the third programme in 2018 and was incorporated into the Greek debt sustainability analysis (DSA) that was carried out by the European Commission soon afterwards.
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