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OECD expects Greek economy to recover, stresses need for structural reforms and debt relief
EconomyMacroeconomypercent of GDP primary surplus as of 2018 are met, more should be done to make Greece’s debt sustainable
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Athens settles pension handout row, looks for review progress
EconomyProgrammemechanism would be trigged if Eurostat’s figures reveal that those targets have not been met. What
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Government seeks to appease banks over ADMIE privatisation
EconomyMacroeconomyto the banks’ letter, Tsakalotos and Energy Minister Giorgos Stathakis met with bank executives on Friday
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S&P affirms Greece’s rating, outlook remains stable
Economyin or non-implementation of reforms resulted in a prolonged period where the financing needs were not met
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Fitch keeps Greece’s rating at ‘CCC’
Economyprimary surplus target of 1.75 percent of GDP easier to be met, in Fitch’s view. However, the 2018
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Institutions back in Athens to resume review, agree new measures
EconomyProgrammeunder the condition that primary surplus targets are met. “If the annual fiscal target is seen
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Greece and creditors dive into details of measures and counter-measures
EconomyProgrammeat 29 percent. Meanwhile, representatives from the Hellenic Bank Association met with the mission chiefs
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Piraeus Bank records net losses of 6 mln in Q1, further reduction in NPE stock
EconomyBankingwill be met. The bank also said that the NPE reduction target of 13 billion euros by the end of 2019
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Athens hopes for sub-tranche this week, ND keeps up pressure on Kammenos
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe Greek government is confident that the European Stability Mechanism’s board of directors will approve on Friday the disbursement of a loan sub-tranche of 7.7 billion euros despite a hold-up over some remaining prior actions. The ESM’s board of governors met via teleconference on Wednesday
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Movement on name issue but Athens keeps expectations low
PoliticsForeign Policy. Kotzias has met with his new counterpart, Nikola Dimitrov in Athens and suggested that FYROM
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