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Sentiment unchanged in April thanks to services gains, consumer confidence also rises -
Strong demand for 30-year benchmark bond, yield of 4.24 pct double 2021 rate -
ECB study finds Greeks overburdened by housing costs, most likely to miss payments -
S&P ups outlook to positive, leaves rating at 'BBB-' -
Moody's leaves Greece's rating unchanged, one notch from investment grade -
Investment grade boost visible in strong demand for Greek assets
Greece braces for recession, hopes to bounce back from summer onwards
The extent of the damage that could be inflicted on the Greek economy as a result of the coronavirus impact is becoming clearer by the day, with the Finance Ministry and leading investment houses now expecting Greece to slip into a recession again this year. The only question is how deep the contraction will be.
Speaking on television on Thursday morning, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras admitted that Greece is on course for an economic contraction of 1 to 3 pct this year due to the virus. He indicated that these figures would worsen if Covid-19 continues t...
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