Greek GAO foresees reduced state debt for 2019
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Featured
A report by Greece's General Accounting Office this week foresees a reduction of the state's debt, both as an absolute number for 2019 and as a percentage of GDP.
The forecasts were included in the draft 2020 budget, which was tabled in Parliament on Monday.
The figure marked the first time in several years that the general government debt will hover at 329.3 billion euros.
Tagged under
Related items
-
Joseph Gordon-Levitt: His new film was shot in Crete - There are very few places I've been that were more beautiful, he said
-
Greek film "The Murderess" selected for Oscar consideration
-
Netflix restricts viewing of Famagusta - "Disappointment and betrayal" says PSEKA
-
Ellinikon: The proceeds from real estate sales will exceed 900 million euros, the new houses at 2,100 euros per sq.m.
-
Greece creates front with 6 other countries on immigration - "The actions of Germany will not be tolerated"
Latest from E.Tsiliopoulos
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt: His new film was shot in Crete - There are very few places I've been that were more beautiful, he said
- Greek film "The Murderess" selected for Oscar consideration
- Netflix restricts viewing of Famagusta - "Disappointment and betrayal" says PSEKA
- Ellinikon: The proceeds from real estate sales will exceed 900 million euros, the new houses at 2,100 euros per sq.m.
- Greece creates front with 6 other countries on immigration - "The actions of Germany will not be tolerated"