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More from the IMF on Greece

By   || July 13, 2011 at 15:10 GMT
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  • Sees Greek public debt peaking at 172% of GDP in 2012, up from 158% in March review
  • Implementation risks are high, achieving targets will be a challenge
  • Deeper private sector slump would risk sharper recession than now projected
  • Revenue collection must be improved
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5 Responses to “More from the IMF on Greece”

  1. Chris on July 13th, 2011 15:14 GMT

    Check out USDJPY – it’s moving! :D

  2. frank on July 13th, 2011 15:25 GMT

    look at the dollar, is becoming small like a fly……the gdp of greece is
    smaller then microsoft…..is it so important to europe that has the biggest
    gdp in the planet?

  3. Jamie Coleman on July 13th, 2011 15:32 GMT

    Dominoes are falling across Europe and the entire Continent is in a panic. You tell me if it is important…

  4. Blackday on July 13th, 2011 15:42 GMT

    Like any hypochondriac: one spot and suddenly they’re bubonic.

  5. frank on July 13th, 2011 16:05 GMT

    the figure is that dollar down € down up gold up aud up jpy up chf.
    what does this mean? that the 2 biggest economy (eu and usa) are in deep trouble,
    but as for our magnitude of economy (china has a gdp 1/3 of usa) we still are the engine of the planet…so ? let the small palyer have fun for now……dollar will be back and € also, a parity will show how strong are the 2 economies after this stupid decade of miss used financial instruments.

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