Greece's Primary Surplus Reaches €2.99 Billion in First Two Months

Greece's budget recorded a primary surplus of €2.99 billion in the first two months, exceeding targets by 53% and surpassing the previous year's surplus, driven by lower spending and near-target revenues.

16 Mar, 08:42 — 16 Mar, 08:42

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Budget: Primary surplus of €2.99 billion in the first two months

Primary result 53% higher than the target, spending 9.2% lower than planned and net revenues about 1% below target The post Budget: Primary surplus of €2.99 billion in the first two months appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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