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Sentiment edges up by 1.4 pts in Jan, consumer confidence unchanged
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Greece moves step closer to investment grade as Fitch ups rating by one notch to 'BB+'
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Rise in import prices slow further to 15.7 pct YoY in Nov
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Deposit outflow at 550 mln in Oct, led by a decline in corporates
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Re-opening of benchmark bond fetches 200 mln at steep yield of 4.44 pct
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In another cautious move, PDMA fetches 975 mln for 5 yrs at variable rate
Greek stocks climb 3.8 pct during week amid increasing optimism on swift agreement
The Greek stock market climbed 3.8 percent this week amid improving sentiment an agreement between Greece and its lenders could be reached soon. The strong rebound was also accompanied with increased trading activity.
In its spring economic forecasts, the European Commission (EC) estimated a milder recession of 0.3 percent for this year, while retained its ambitious forecast for an economic recovery of 2.7 percent in 2017.
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