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Credit contraction stays at 0.2 pct in Jun, balance at 161.16 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyCredit contraction in the Greek market stayed at 0.2 percent in June, unchanged from May, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Wednesday. As a result, the outstanding balance came to 161.24 billion from 161.16 billion in the previous month. June’s credit contraction is the third in as many months
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Bid for better use of digital tools likely to have decisive impact on ND's goals
PoliticsGreek Politicssystem had been functioning last year, many of the deaths in the Mati wildfire would have been
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Study outlines economic potential of targeting senior and health tourism
Societyhealth and senior tourism remain underexploited, the report noted. Many factors played a role
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ND sees first tax cuts as fair, hopes to build case for lower fiscal targets
PoliticsGreek Politicsis introducing to the 120-instalment scheme for unpaid taxes would give many individuals and businesses
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ND moves on to next bill after first round of tax cuts approved
PoliticsGreek Politicssaid that applicants would choose how many instalments they want to pay off their debt
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ND, SYRIZA clash over public sector reforms ahead of vote on second govt bill
PoliticsGreek Politics, it will have to show it can succeed where many of its predecessors fell flat either because
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Eurosystem funding rises by 64.9 mln in July
EconomyMacroeconomyin banknotes in circulation in as many months. The total for the month came to 28.57 billion euros
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Government gets back to work with shuttle diplomacy and legislation
PoliticsGreek Politicson construction and tax breaks for the renovation of existing properties. However, many of the tax
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SYRIZA launches internal dialogue to tackle questions of identity, future direction
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the party. Skourletis, an advocate of a more insular model for SYRIZA, is being blamed by many
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What brought down Golden Dawn?
Societyaverse to systemic parties. This mirrors Golden Dawn’s breakthrough elections in 2012, when many were
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