Significados de primary surplus en inglés

Despite gigantic effort for fiscal adjustment, no primary surplus has been achieved.

The shrinking primary surplus has become a hot topic in the presidential race.

A primary surplus is achieved when government tax revenues exceed expenditures, excluding interest payments.

They promised to look again at the loans once Athens achieved a primary surplus.

Reaching a primary surplus this year is the main goal of the debt-laden country's government.

A primary surplus is the government's balance of revenues and spending, minus debt interest payments.

Greece submitted revised bailout proposals to Brussels on Tuesday, which include new targets on a primary surplus.

That compares with a 0.7 percent primary surplus estimated for 2018.

To stabilise the debt, the country would have to run a very strong primary surplus, which is most unlikely.

The primary surplus -revenues minus expenditures, not including debt servicing costs -is considered the bellwether of Brazil's finances.

The first is a primary surplus and the second one is a return to growth, Stournaras told Greek private Mega TV.

The primary surplus, or revenues after expenditures but before interest payments, is a gauge of a country's capacity to repay debt.

The amount is the difference between euro zone and IMF forecasts of what primary surplus Greece is likely to achieve in 2018.

The primary surplus, which represents the public sector's excess revenue over expenditures before debt payments, has fallen well below expectations this year.

Missing the primary surplus goal could raise already high inflation expectations for next year, which directly impacts the central bank's monetary policy.

The uncertainty prompted the European Commission to slash Greek economic growth and primary surplus projections on Tuesday and forecast higher public debt.