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Current account deficit narrows to 125.2 mln in Jan on higher exports, moderate fuel impact
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Moody's keeps Greece three notches from investment grade, improves outlook on back of growth potential
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DBRS leaves Greece a notch from investment grade, outlook stable
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Survey highlights households struggling with cost of living, delivers worst outlook since 2019
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Vulnerable households allocated 60 pct of income for housing even before cost-of-living crisis
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Sentiment edges up by 1.4 pts in Jan, consumer confidence unchanged
Rising bond yields a concern, but not an immediate fiscal problem
Greece’s rising bond yields have begun attracting attention domestically and internationally as the low-yield environment becomes a thing of the past. Although these developments are justifiably causing some concern, they should not at this stage be the cause of excessive anxiety, especially in the fiscal context.
Last August, Greece enjoyed the lowest ever yield on its sovereign debt, assisted by the loose monetary policy adopted by the ECB, which waived the minimum requirement for Greek bonds (GGBs) and included them in the emergency programme (PEPP) that was i...
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