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Greek banks’ reliance on Eurosystem fell by 2.36 bln in October
Economypercent for Alpha and National. Furthermore, the recent ECB rate cut by 0.25 percentage points
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Greece leads way in cutting spending on healthcare, finds OECD
Societyhighlights another area of concern. “There are also indications that Greece’s infant mortality rate
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Greeks not self-inflicting HIV but new cases have been rising markedly
Societycases in Greece have been rising steadily since 2002 and at a greater rate during the economic crisis
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Greek retail sales tumbled another 6.4 pct in September
EconomyMacroeconomyRetail sales headed south for yet another month with the contraction rate decelerating to 6.4 percent in September from 8.9 percent in August, according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). A broadly similar trend and drop of 5.4 percent was also evident in retail volumes. The decline
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Greek GDP shrinks 3 pct in Q3, on course to contract by 4 pct in 2013
EconomyMacroeconomyconsecutive quarter that the rate of contraction slowed year-on-year. Hit by continued austerity measures
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Building activity in Greece fell by nearly 40 pct in year to September
EconomyMacroeconomyactivity - shows a drop of 9.7 billion or circa 12 percent since its peak in August 2010. The rate
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Fall in industrial production speeds up in October with 5.2 pct drop
EconomyMacroeconomy, with mining & quarrying as well as electricity underperforming with a rate of decrease at 9.5 and 8.6
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Banks' reliance on Eurosystem funding eases for seventh straight month in Nov
EconomyMacroeconomy. Furthermore, the recent ECB rate cut by 0.25 percentage points is expected to lead to a reduction
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Big drops of 9.3 and 17.5 pct for turnover and new orders in October
Economysectors showed a negative growth rate with consumer non-durables and intermediate goods at the low end
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Greece in 2014: The risks and opportunities of moving forward
Agoraportfolios. Even if the rate of NPL formation started to show signs of slowing down in the second
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