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Markets buoyed by election result
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PDMA nears completion of annual debt strategy, taking another cautious step
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Import prices fall sharply by 12.7 pct in Mar, as energy drops by 28.4 pct
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Latest 2022 fiscal data a boost as profit transfers and growth lead to small surplus
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S&P only ups outlook, waits for political clarity before rating move
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BoG sees 2.2 pct growth in 2023 but warns new govt must stick to reforms
The government decisions that could shape the future of Greek banks
A number of the new government’s announcements over the last few days have brought the prospects of Greece’s four systemic banks, which are among the largest listed companies in the Athens Stock Exchange and whose trading activity accounts for more than half of the daily turnover, back into focus.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday that the government will change existing legislation so the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) can exercise its rights in banks without restrictions.
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