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Credit to corporations contracts in July, bringing total loans down 1.27 bln MoM
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Greece digests EU-US trade deal amid mixed reaction
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Jump in corporate deposits takes balance to highest since Jan 2011
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Car registrations rise by 13.5 pct YoY in May to highest since 2010
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Finance Ministry seeks solutions to address growing housing problem
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Scope leaves rating at 'BBB' and outlook unchanged at stable
PBO urges continued fiscal discipline amid growing instability
In its latest report covering the first quarter of 2022, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) sees mixed signals for the Greek economy and expects international factors to play a key role in developments in the near term.
On the positive side, Greece recorded solid growth of 7 pct in the first quarter, well above the 5.4 pct euro average, while conditions in the labour market improved notably, with employment rising by close to 11 pct and the rate dropping to 12.5 pct, f...
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