IMF

English Edition | 03.02.2022 | 17:29

Reuters: Greece set to again make early payment on IMF, Eurozone members’ loans; totaling 7 bln€

The time table for making an early payment and covering the loans is within the next two months

English Edition | 09.01.2022 | 12:13

Greece in 2022: The evaluation and the exit to the markets

What is expected in the coming days

English Edition | 19.10.2021 | 21:03

Housing prices in Greece up, following global trend

The trend is expected to intensify this year

English Edition | 19.10.2021 | 07:57

Staikouras – “Greece from borrower becomes creditor”

The Minister of Finance spoke to the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs of the Parliament, where the Draft Law on the ratification of the decision for the New Loan Arrangements of the IMF is being discussed

English Edition | 15.10.2021 | 08:11

Return to primary surpluses from 2023

The Minister of Finance, Christos Staikouras, during the discussion on the Preliminary Draft State Budget 2022, stressed that one of the priorities is the return of the real economy to normal rates

Επικαιρότητα | 13.10.2021 | 15:44

IMF – Greek debt remains high, but it will gradually decrease

Greece is expected to record a primary deficit of 7.3% of GDP this year and 1.3% in 2022, while from 2023 it will show a surplus of 0.2%

English Edition | 12.10.2021 | 16:52

IMF – Raises this year’s GDP forecast to 6.5% – Deficit of 5.1% in 2022

The average for growth in the Eurozone is at 5.2% for 2021 and 4.4% in 2022, while inflation estimates in the euro area member countries are at 2.2% for 2021 and 1.8%. % in 2022 - For Greece this year the forecasts of the Fund show -01% and for 2022 at + 0.4%.

English Edition | 11.10.2021 | 15:37

FinMin to take part in annual IMF and World bank meeting

Staikouras, in the context of the meeting, will participate in a closed debate with the management of IMF and with European officials on the climate transition and green investments

English Edition | 16.07.2021 | 20:13

ΙΜF forecasts for Greece unchanged; a 3.3% GDP hike in 2021, 5.4% in 2022

Additionally, the IMF states that the Greek government provided one of the biggest financial support packages to affected businesses and individuals among Eurozone countries

English Edition | 04.06.2021 | 11:41