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  1. Newsletter 494 - 13/02/2026

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    at an average annual rate of roughly 5% since 2017. Projections point to continued growth of 2.2

    4%

  2. Polling steadies at top but churns beneath surface as opposition support splinters
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Voice of Reason at 3.2 pct, MeRA25 at 2.2 pct, the Movement for Democracy at 2.1 pct, NIKI at 1.5

    4%

  3. Newsletter 496 - 27/02/2026

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    -this was mostly due to oil products. Excluding oil, exports actually rose by 2.2 percent, compared with 2.7

    4%

  4. Alpha Bank's 2025 net profits at 943.3 mln, cash dividend at 259 mln
    Image: Alpha Bank

    EconomyBanking

    euros in 2025, down by 2.2 percent year-on-year, from 1.65 billion in 2024. Net fee and commission

    4%

  5. Fuels at forefront of sharp drop in exports in Jan, trade deficit at 2.81 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a drop of 9.5 percent. Exports to EU countries fell by 2.2 percent while those to non-EU countries

    4%

  6. A return to capital markets for Greek banks but no return to domestic lending
    Photo by Can Esenbel [www.mundanepleasures.com]

    Agora

    Stability Fund (HFSF). Put otherwise, repeatedly plugging capital holes on a yearly basis should

    3%

  7. Greek pensions laid bare
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    Agora

    to SSFs serve a varied role. Aside from plugging funding holes in various pension funds, in 2014 the state

    3%

  8. Finance Ministry faces balancing act as it starts to draft 2020 budget
    Finance Ministry

    EconomyProgramme

    plugging any gap next year by recording the profits from the SMP and ANFA bonds as revenues in the 2020

    3%

  9. Newsletter 216 -26/07/2019

    Newsletters

    that the government is also considering plugging any gap next year by recording the profits from the SMP

    3%

  10. Newsletter 395 - 29/09/2023

    Newsletters

    injection in Eurobank directly and plugging the gaps of the two banks that ended up in Eurobank’s

    3%