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Budget Office: Stability in Greek bond market is not guaranteed

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The Greek Parliamentary Budget Office issued a warning that calm in the Greek bond market is not guaranteed.
The office emphasized the need for continued fiscal discipline and development-oriented reforms in its recent study.
Sustaining primary surpluses and reducing public debt as a percentage of GDP are deemed essential for market stability.
The report serves as a call to action for policymakers to enhance economic growth measures.
No specific risks or events were detailed that could disrupt the bond market.

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21 July

The Budget Office reiterates that tranquility in the Greek bonds market cannot be assured.

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21 July

The Budget Office reiterates that tranquility in the Greek bonds market cannot be assured.

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The Greek Parliamentary Budget Office issued a warning that calm in the Greek bond market is not guaranteed.
The office emphasized the need for continued fiscal discipline and development-oriented reforms in its recent study.
Sustaining primary surpluses and reducing public debt as a percentage of GDP are deemed essential for market stability.
The report serves as a call to action for policymakers to enhance economic growth measures.
No specific risks or events were detailed that could disrupt the bond market.

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