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Deliberations over primary residence bill set to delay green light from Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammeThe chances of Greece securing the eurozone’s approval for almost 1 billion euros in debt relief measures at Monday’s Eurogroup appear slim as Athens and the institutions had not settled on the details of the legislation for primary residences by Friday. Speaking to journalists in Brussels
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Plans for Hellinikon development set out, emphasis on real estate revenues
EconomyFeaturessquare metre. A total of 1 million square metres in residential property will account for 43 percent
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Debt strategy for 2022 set to continue along this year's steady path, assisted by PEPP
EconomyMacroeconomyand 1 billion euros and yields of 0.02 pct and 1.675 pct respectively. The draft budget also notes
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Hooliganism poses familiar set of challenges for government
PoliticsGreek Politicsof Aris Thessaloniki on February 1. It is thought that he was attacked by hardcore supporters
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Govt mulls more tools against inflation as cost of living set to soar
PoliticsGreek Politicsover the next few days is expected to include an inflation assumption around 3-4 pct, from 1 pct
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PM set on sharing out more economic benefits in bid to recover support
PoliticsGreek Politicsspace, on top of an already estimated 1 billion euros, to dedicate to the array of measures
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Newsletter 198 -15/03/2019
on €1 bln package The Greek government failed to convince eurozone finance ministers this week to approve almost 1 billion euros worth of debt relief measures and remained locked in talks with its... for the protection of primary residences. The European Commission set out a list of changes it felt should
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Newsletter 219 -13/09/2019
and set out the reductions in taxes that New Democracy believes will help reach that target... workers will be reduced from July 1 next year. Mitsotakis said the aim is to bring them down by 1... contributions, which is set to begin next summer, has an estimated cost of 200 million euros. The total
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Newsletter 174 -14/09/2018
and Alternate Finance Minister Giorgos Houliarakis reportedly set out the case for not reducing pension spending by 1 percent of GDP next year, as had been agreed and legislated last year. The Greek side reportedly set out its position that the measure is not necessary in fiscal terms because the 3.5 percent
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Multi-bill details how Greece aims to raise 1.6 bln from indirect taxes
EconomyMacroeconomyThe multi-bill tabled in Parliament on Wednesday evening included a set of parametric fiscal measures yielding around 1 percent of GDP that completes the 3 percent of GDP in fiscal interventions that Greece has to make by 2018 as part of the first programme review. The bulk of the latest set
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