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Funding needs take centre stage in row between New Democracy and SYRIZA
Economyof the year and January 8. A similar trend was also evident in the short-term maturities of the Greek
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Polls continue pointing to SYRIZA victory as new post-election scenarios emerge
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGreeks (8 seats in the above scenario), To Potami (19 seats) and PASOK (13 seats). In each case
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Appealing to dual audiences compounds mixed messages from SYRIZA
PoliticsGreek PoliticsUndecided 8 #Greece — MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) January 19, 2015 Beyond the party percentages, one
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Bookies' odds against SYRIZA emerging with majority from Sunday's elections
PoliticsGreek Politics. In particular, odds for 6 or 7 parties stand at 2 and 2.10 respectively, while those for 8 or more
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Varoufakis outlines contours of debt deal as haircut set aside
PoliticsGreek Politics(around 8 percent of GDP) of Greek governments bonds that were excluded from the PSI in 2012
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This is the deal Greece will go in search of at Wednesday's sceptical Eurogroup
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor next week’s meeting of finance ministers was told that Athens would have to announce 8 billion
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The government decisions that could shape the future of Greek banks
Economytold Reuters on February 8 that “he and the banks’ chairman George Zanias plan to step down in the next
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Greek stocks and bond yields recover on hopes of deal with eurozone
EconomyThe Athens Stock Exchange soared 8 percent on Tuesday, more than offsetting the significant losses of 4.8 percent recorded on Monday. The strong rebound was fuelled by the 4-pillar proposal that Greece is expected to present to the Eurogroup for discussion on Wednesday, indicating the first sign
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November sees highest MoM drop in employment as headline figure remains at 25.8 pct
Economymarginally rose to -8 percent from -7.9 percent in October. The absolute figures showed the number
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Greek Q4 GDP down 0.2 pct QoQ, 2014 nominal GDP stays in recession
EconomyMacroeconomyforecasts export growth to decelerate to 5.6 percent from an 8 percent anticipated for 2014
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