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Hotel and catering jobs propel May hiring balance to new record
EconomyMacroeconomyof the total, with the remaining classed as layoffs and termination of contracts. Layoffs are down
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Fresh turbulence at SYRIZA as opposition parties take aim at bank deal
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the circle of dissenters remaining within the party is widening. Among those expressing misgivings
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Government hails rule of law progress but open investigations continue to raise questions
PoliticsGreek Politicssee it as remaining the same and only 5 percent believe the situation has improved. The survey also
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Despite moderation in June, H1 hiring balance up by 34,290 jobs YoY
EconomyMacroeconomydepartures. Voluntary departures accounted for roughly 33 pct of the total, with the remaining
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Piraeus NII exceeds 1 bln in H1, commissions income at 325 mln
EconomyBankingin H1 2023. Eurosystem funding dropped further to 1 billion euros of TLTRO III, with the remaining 1
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Seasonal worries add to pressure on govt as opposition highlights holiday costs, hospital staffing
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe remaining tasks, with the addition of 58 new projects and 87 new reforms to meet ongoing challenges
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Central govt debt rises by 1.5 bln in Q2, to 407 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyto the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9 billion to the third bailout programme, which
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SYRIZA braces for new challenge to Kasselakis's leadership
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat former leader Alexis Tsipras has not helped by not remaining tight-lipped about developments
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Mitsotakis argues there is no alternative as SYRIZA officials push Kasselakis out
PoliticsGreek Politicsis likely to be the central theme of the government’s communication strategy for his remaining
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Moody's latest agency to up outlook to positive, keeps rating below investment grade
EconomyOn Friday, Moody’s upped Greece’s outlook to positive from stable, keeping the rating unchanged at ‘Ba1’, thereby remaining the only agency that is yet to grant the investment grade to Greece, keeping it just one notch below. After the upgrade by Fitch in early December last year, becoming the most
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