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Newsletter 58 - 15/01/2016
the government proposal would result in a much higher burden for those with an annual income above 15
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Where things stand on the Greek pension reform proposals
EconomyProgramme. The former would amount to 384 euros and would be granted at the age of 67 years with at least 15 years
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A year on, Tsipras's SYRIZA in need of morale boost
PoliticsGreek Politicsrepayments in the future, “in 10 or 15 years’ time.” This leaves Tsipras having to pick his party up
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Wide range of exacting issues lie ahead for Greece in first bailout review
EconomyProgrammemortgages, consumer and SME NPLs), which are excluded from the secondary market until February 15, by which
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More than half of Greek households rely mainly on pensions
Society) believe they will be unable to pay their tax bills, with almost 15 percent saying they cannot afford
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Deadline for liberalisation of household and SME NPLs looms closer
Economyfor the disbursement of the last sub-tranche of 1 billion euros. Until February 15 only NPL sales of large
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Unpaid social security contributions hit 15.35 bln at end of 2015
Economyeuros each for an aggregate amount of 960 million, while almost a quarter of debtors owes between 15
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PMI at 50 points in Dec as manufacturing shows signs of stabilisation
EconomyMacroeconomyover the past 15 months. Backlogs of work slipped on the back of weakness in the construction sector
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With bailout review in balance, PASOK's role back in spotlight
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor current pensions to be slashed by around 15 percent. Given that there are also differences over
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EC sees resilience in Greek economy, urges additional measures in 2016 and 2017
Economyprompted Brussels to notably reduce its debt to GDP forecasts by almost 15 percentage points to 179
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