Author (Person) | Kontogiannis, Dimitris |
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Series Title | Financial Times |
Series Details | 25.4.12 |
Publication Date | 25/04/2012 |
Content Type | News |
Greece will have to cope with an even deeper recession than expected in 2012, according to the country’s central bank. In a revision to its previous estimate a month ago, it suggested on the 24 April 2012 that Greece will find it even harder to meet its fiscal targets, meaning yet more pain for the population. Kathimerini reported that an unusually political message emerged from the annual report of Bank of Greece (BoG) Governor Giorgos Provopoulos on the 24 April 2012, as in the context of revised forecasts for a greater recession and increased unemployment he called on society and political forces in Greece to decide whether they want the country to stay in the eurozone by applying the agreement with Greece’s creditors, or drop out and slide back decades. |
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Countries / Regions | Greece |
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