Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said that Greece is not longer bound by 3.5% primary surplus target for 2020, following the decisions made at the Eurogroup teleconference meeting on the economic response to the coronavirus pandemic. “Today’s decisions fully meet Greek positions and priorities,” Staikouras said late on Monday. He stressed that there will be no … The post Eurogroup: Greece no longer bound to 3.5% primary surplus target in 2020 appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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