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MF Sees Rapid Decline in Greek Public Debt to 128.7% of GDP in 2027 and 111.1% in 2031
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Almost 25 percentage points lower public debt by 2031, faster growth than the Eurozone, unemployment heading towards 7.6% and a new public investment program of 11 billion euros for 2027. These figures are of particular investment interest, as the General Index has moved away by approximately 6% from the area of 2,740 units and the Banking Index by almost 11% from 3,360. Writes Apostolos Manthos.
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rnd.deThe International Monetary Fund expects Greece to continue to fall public debt. However, despite the recovery of the once bankrupt economy, there is a political risk factor.
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