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Sudden spurt for Greek exports, which rose by 11.3 pct in June
EconomyMacroeconomyto the EU recorded a moderate rise of 1.1 percent. The respective movement in imports was smoother
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Alpha Bank reports H1 profits of 267.4 mln on one-off item
EconomyBanking(QoQ) rise of 1.1 percent in pre-provision income to 290.7 million in Q2 coupled with an 11.8 percent
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Small but rare rise of 0.4 pct for Greek retail turnover in June
EconomyMacroeconomy2.8 percent in the 5-month period. The first-half retail volume posted a rise of 1.1 percent
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To Potami intensifies efforts to mop up disgruntled Greek voters
PoliticsGreek Politics, Potami 4.3, Ind Grks 3.1, DIMAR 1.7, LAOS 1.1 #Greece — MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) September 20, 2014
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DIMAR left in disarray after failed attempt to oust Kouvelis
PoliticsGreek Politics17.5, G. Dawn 5.3, To Potami 4.6, KKE 4.4, PASOK 3.9, Ind Grks 2, LAOS 1.1, others 9.1 #Greece
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Deflation rises again in Greece: CPI down by 0.8 pct in September
EconomyMacroeconomyby 1.1 percent year on year (YoY) and rising by 1.6 percent MoM. From the 12 main groups of goods
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Bigger drop for Greek industrial production, which fell by 5.7 pct in August
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Greek Industrial Production Index (IPI) remained on a downward trend for the sixth straight month in August but fell at an accelerating pace falling of 5.7 percent, after a revised -1.1 percent drop in July, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). August’s is the seventh
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Greek coalition stands by early bailout exit plans despite fresh blows on bond, stock markets
PoliticsGreek Politics, Greek bank stocks remained in the red. The banking index erased part of earlier losses and fell 1.1
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SYRIZA builds clear but not conclusive lead in polls as PASOK and GD fade
PoliticsGreek Politics, Potami 5.4, KKE 5.3, Ind Grks 3.8, LAOS 1.6, DIMAR 1.1 #Greece — MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr
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Industrial production falls by 5.1 pct in September for seventh straight drop
EconomyMacroeconomythree sub-indices showed a modest decline, with water supply down 1.1 percent, while mining
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