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Rising bond yields a concern, but not an immediate fiscal problem
Economybillion euros, which had an aggregate order book of close to 125 billion euros. Market appetite
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Newsletter 343 - 24/06/2022
. Greece also spends more on the public sector, defence and public order, while it spends less
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Athens braces for Erdogan bargaining at NATO summit
PoliticsForeign Policyin order to lift his veto to Sweden and Finland’s accession, linking his demands with the demilitarisation
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Manufacturing slips into contraction for first time since early 2021 as PMI drops by 2 pts in July
EconomyMacroeconomyin a year-and-half. Some companies have mentioned reductions in workforce due to lower order inflows
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Balance of payments shows shipping on course for bumper year, but economic benefits unclear
EconomyFeaturescontributes in the order of 6-7 pct to national GDP, alternative analyses suggest that the added value
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Summer Covid wave sparks fresh warnings, as opposition unites on gender-based violence
PoliticsGreek Politicsof law and order. ND’s reluctance to adopt the framework of gender-based violence and the term
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Phone-tapping scandal causing ripple effect across political scene
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGovernment officials are targeting the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) in early September, when Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will announce more cost-of-living relief measures, as an escape from the mounting pressure caused by the spying scandal. However, in order to reach TIF
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Greece beefs up border security to counter migration flow
PoliticsForeign Policywoman and seven children. Athens accused Turkey of again weaponising the migrant crisis in order
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Scepticism greets govt denials of involvement in surveillance, as communications missteps snowball
PoliticsGreek Politicscommittee, in order to question the EYP head specifically on what they consider a major political issue
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Back-to-back contraction for PMI in Aug reflects tough conditions for manufacturing
EconomyMacroeconomy, attributed to lower new order inflows and weak client demand. The latest survey found that the new
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