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Euro-zone Fiscal Monitor (Jul.)

The peripheral economies continued to make fiscal progress in June. But halfway through the year, most have much more work to do if they are to meet their 2015 budget targets. The economic deterioration in Greece suggests that it is highly unlikely to meet its new primary budget goals.

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