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CPI falls at accelerating rate of 1.7 pct in Sept
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Greek Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped at an accelerating pace of 1.7 percent in September from 1.5 percent in August, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Friday. The September figure is the second lowest negative reading in 2015 and remains below the -2 percent mark
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Crumbling Greek pension system threatens big fiscal gap, budget derailment
Economyin the relevant pension cost reportedly stands at around 2 billion on an annual basis. Contribution arrears SSFs
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Revised data shows economy shrank by higher rate of 21.4 pct from 2010 to 2014
Economy. The key changes relate to: 1) Total consumption, lowered by 4 billion to 160.39 billion 2) Change
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ELA funding drops by 1.58 bln in Sept for third straight fall
EconomyMacroeconomyand the ECB funding, the respective collateral pledged by Greek banks with the BoG fell by 2 and 1.1 billion
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Optimism and concern for Tsipras after EU summit on migration
PoliticsForeign Policyis also concerned that in its bid to secure the cooperation of Turkey, where more than 2 million
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Privatisation chief sees gradual progress but revenues remain unclear
Economyprivatisation proceeds of 2 billion euros in 2016, with Pitsiorlas noting that “in the tender process, where
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Updated ELSTAT figures point to minor differences on fiscal data, slight rise in debt ratio
EconomyMacroeconomypercent in April fully attributed to the GDP revision. Higher debt ratios by 2 to 2.5 percentage
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NBG Q2 trading update shows higher pre-provision income, marked improvement in NPL formation
EconomyBankingat the end of Q2, yet it has slipped by 2 billion to 25.6 billion at the end of September
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Travel receipts rebound by 7.3 pct in August, partly reflecting higher spending per trip
EconomyMacroeconomystand 2 million and 1 billion above last year’s items respectively. SETE also said that subject
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Bailout review resumes in Athens but substantial gap remains
PoliticsGreek Politicsfederations. 2) Do not agree with the recent proposal from the government for lower contributions
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