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Newsletter 164 -01/06/2018
on the remaining issues by the time the Eurogroup takes place a year later. According to reports this week
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Multi-bill and MTFS heading to Parliament for conclusion of fourth review
EconomyProgramme” values being incorporated into the calculation of the levy. According to reports, the increases
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No let-up in intensity of SYRIZA-New Democracy clash over name settlement
PoliticsGreek Politics, and New Democracy has been denied but reports suggest that the conservatives are monitoring
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Lenders set out post-MoU framework with aim of securing reforms
EconomyProgrammeDetails of the post-programme framework that is set to be agreed at Thursday’s Eurogroup, ensuring that Greece meets its fiscal and reform targets in the future, have been published. Reports in Kathimerini and Bloomberg set out the details how the enhanced surveillance will be structured and what
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The race to reduce Greece's bad loans
EconomyBankingwas reported by all four banks in their most recent quarterly reports. Piraeus Bank’s first quarter
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Tsipras and Mitsotakis take messages abroad but face disquiet at home
PoliticsGreek Politicspercent on Wednesday and reports suggested that some investors might wait for the International Monetary
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Blueprint for election battle laid out in Parliament debate
PoliticsGreek Politicson the business dealings of Mitsotakis’s wife, referencing reports that claimed her business received funding from
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SYRIZA working on package of expansionary measures to provide political boost
PoliticsGreek Politicsand social support measures." According to reports, the issue of next year's pension cuts was also
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Newsletter 171 -20/07/2018
October. According to reports, the issue of next year's pension cuts was also discussed at Tuesday's
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Greece on track for bumper tourism year, figures show
EconomyFeaturesGreece is anticipating another record-breaking year of tourism arrivals this year according to reports from several industry bodies as well as the Bank of Greece. An estimated 30 million visitors are expected to visit the country this year. Last year, the Bank of Greece’s (BoG) full-year figures
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