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Newsletter 327 - 11/02/2022
. The government is hoping that the easing of Covid restrictions in the coming weeks will help it rebuild its
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Govt mulls Easter bonus as cost-of-living crisis causes public concern
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the budget would be monitored closely over the coming weeks with a view to approving the payment, which
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Govt weighs up impact of Ukraine war on recovery, waits for decisions at EU level
PoliticsGreek Politicsministers are due to meet again in less than three weeks. It is also hoping that ECB policy will remain
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Leaders explain differing views on how to approach Ukraine war
PoliticsGreek Politicsover the past few weeks but events in Ukraine have propelled it because of the theory that the war
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Mitsotakis pledges more help to tackle inflation, calls for EU price cap on natural gas
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe last couple of weeks, however, mean that the ruling conservatives will have to come up with a much
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Parties pick from energy policy menu as EU response opens up more options
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe coming weeks and months, perhaps leading up to the next election. The New Democracy government has
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Hopes of EU providing immediate relief wane as economic challenges multiply
PoliticsGreek Politicsforward, if not something tangible right now. Over the last few weeks, the fiscal landscape has
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Govt readies additional inflation relief package, draws up new budget
PoliticsGreek Politicsof close to 12 pct within the first week of March. The next few weeks will see significant rises in all
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Enhanced support package on way to combat inflation, as govt awaits crucial nod from EU
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDetails are emerging of the government’s plans for further economic support measures to cushion the effects of the war in Ukraine on inflation. With the cost set to balloon over the coming weeks, the stance adopted by the EU will be crucial in determining how far the Finance Ministry can go
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SYRIZA challenges govt over Covid deaths again as pandemic numbers rise
PoliticsGreek Politicslifted in recent weeks gradually being re-installed, the Greek public may be more inclined to pay
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