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Does return to markets signal end of Greek crisis? The perils of ignoring macro-economic fundamentals
Agoraare excluded the drop was even larger, reaching 2.2 percent. Aggregate demand is frequently cited as an early
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General gov't cash surplus rises to 3.54 bln at end of Feb, more than double last year
EconomyMacroeconomypercent of total, followed by hospitals at 887 million accounting for 18 percent of total After a drop
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Greek jobless rate eases for fourth straight month but still at 26.7 pct
Economya further drop MoM for the fourth successive month to 1.32 million from 1.34 million in January
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Greece enters second year of deflation as CPI falls 1.3 pct in March
EconomyMacroeconomyin miscellaneous goods and services as well as education exhibited the highest year on year (YoY) drop
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Why did Greece return to bond markets now? Was it the right decision?
Economyto drop even without the bond placement, mainly due to the improved macro and fiscal outlook
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EU subsidies help push Q1 primary budget surplus to 1.57 bln, well above target
Economyrevenues and higher tax refunds. On the expenditure front, the drop in primary expenses further
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Eurobank gears up for crucial but contentious capital increase
EconomyBanking. This means that the 19 percent pro-forma ratio would drop to 14.7 percent based on the 2018
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European Commission review of Greek programme: The key points
EconomyProgrammesustainability After peaking at 177 percent of GDP in 2014, debt to GDP ratio is expected to gradually drop
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Greece unveils MTFS seeing 4.2 bln primary surplus in 2014 but just under 2 bln fiscal gap in 2015-16
EconomyMacroeconomy-to-GDP ratio is projected to show a gradual drop by 1.2 percentage points (pp) in 2014 and another
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Greek industrial production falls in March after three months of rises
EconomyMacroeconomyin the preceding two years. All major industrial sectors retreated in March with the highest drop recorded
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