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Greece once again under the scrutiny of rating agencies, with the surplus and rapid debt reduction as its “weapons”

DBRS goes first on September 4, followed by Scope, Moody’s, S&P and Fitch — The €12.8 billion early repayments and the resilience of the economy strengthen the Greek narrative despite the energy crisis in the Middle East

Budget: Primary surplus of €5.77 billion in the first seven months of the year

Tax revenues were €990 million above target, while public spending increased by €1.046 billion due to the acceleration of investment and Recovery Fund projects

Budget: Primary surplus at €5.725 billion in the January–July 2026 period

Tax revenues stood at €42.9 billion, €1.55 billion above target - How revenues and expenditure performed and how they compare with projections

Bank of Greece: Cash primary surplus of 1.99 billion euros in the first half of the year

Revenues in the regular budget totaled 33.744 billion, and expenditures totaled 34.89 billion euros

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