Greek budget revenues drop 40% below target in July

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13 August 2015

Greek budget revenues drop 40% below target in July

Greece's Finance Ministry released its revenues data on Thursday. The Greek budget revenues dropped 40% below target in July.

Greece's primary budget surplus was €3.53 billion in the first seven months of 2015, higher than a primary budget surplus target of €2.98 billion.

Tax revenues totalled €26.7 billion, below a target of €30.8 billion. Public spending totalled €27.7 billion, below a target of €32.1 billion.

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