Greek 2013 budget sees sixth year of recession: source
| Reuters
The government will unveil a tough austerity
budget later on Monday, after Finance Minister Yiannis Stournaras meets
the troika of International Monetary Fund, European Commission and
European Central Bank inspectors for any last-minute tweaks.
Government
officials told Reuters Greece will aim for a primary surplus before
debt service of 1.1 percent of GDP next year, from a 1.5 percent deficit
in 2012, the first positive balance since 2002. But the economy will
continue to shrink for the sixth year in 2013 by 3.8 to 4 percent.
If that's a recession, I would hate to see what their depression is.
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