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Economic sentiment at 102.5 in June as improvement in subindexes slows
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s economic sentiment (ESI) declined by 1.7 points in June and came to 102.5 versus the reading of 104.2 in May, European Commission (EC) figures revealed on Thursday. Although June’s reading represents a fall after three months of improving sentiment, it marks the third consecutive reading
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IMF's Article IV conclusion outlines progress and remaining risks on road to recovery
EconomyProgramme. As the economy closes the output gap that accumulated during the crisis, unemployment will fall
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Improving trends in property market highlighted by central bank
EconomyBankingin 2017. For all of 2017, the price fall came to 1 percent, compared to 2.4 percent in 2016
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CPI rises by 1 pct in June, staying positive for third month
EconomyMacroeconomy(+2.2 percent) and household equipment (+0.4 percent). A fall of 0.3 percent was noted
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Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill
Societythis year only to meet their tax obligations. This year’s tax freedom day is expected to fall 12 days
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June primary cash surplus at 6.49 bln as revenue increase offsets higher expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomyfigure is the highest monthly revenue increase for the year so far, and reverses the fall of 291
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Disposable income grows by 2.1 pct in Q1, gross savings continue to shrink
EconomyMacroeconomyquarter and reached 13.36 billion, with the fall across the last seven years totalling around 14.4 percent
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Deposits inflows in June reach 1.36 bln for fifth month of positive readings
EconomyMacroeconomyfunding fell by 4.56 billion euros in June. The fall across the month brought central bank funding
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IMF flags up weak growth, long-term debt sustainability and reform pledges in Article IV report
EconomyProgrammeof 2 percent this year, picking up to 2.4 percent in 2019. Growth is expected to fall below 2 percent
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Banks try to build on growing confidence
EconomyBankingbillion. The decline was almost evenly split between a fall in European Central Bank (ECB) funding
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