BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Greece's fiscal and structural reforms, intended to pull it out of recession and end a sovereign debt crisis, are on track despite some shortcomings, the European Commission said.
In a report from its June mission to Greece, the European Union's executive said Athens was making good progress on fiscal consolidation and macro-economic developments were in line with the reform programme, despite higher inflation.
"Whilst this overall assessment is positive, with programme implementation being broadly on track, the interim review identified a number of pressure points and areas were further progress is needed," said the Commission's report, made available on its website.
(Reporting by Marcin Grajewski, editing by Timothy Heritage)
