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Newsletter 303 - 02/07/2021
the halfway stage of his four-year term, voters have yet to see the centre-right administration
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How the Croatian government helped spread of 'plandemic'
Agoraconferences, was filmed in close contact with four people, while kissing the hand of a lady friend
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Who lied about Covid-19 in Serbia, and how?
Agoraoffice of FN Tragač was identifying four misinformation from the media or from the Internet on daily
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Newsletter 304 - 09/07/2021
pct of unvaccinated respondents were firmly against vaccination while another one in four said
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Fitch maintains Greek 'BB' rating with stable outlook amid some lack of visibility
EconomyAs anticipated, Fitch kept its credit rating for Greece steady at ‘BB’ with a stable outlook. Fitch last upgraded Greece by two notches in January 2020, just weeks before the pandemic hit and has not taken any action in the four reviews since. Following the upgrade by S&P in April, Fitch and S&P
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Growing Covid threat foils government's attempt to look ahead
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government’s efforts to look ahead to the second half of its four-year term and the recovery from the pandemic appear to be losing traction by the day as the coronavirus becomes an ever more dominant part of the daily political agenda in Greece. The decision taken on Saturday to impose a night
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Surge linked to Delta variant causes jitters about tourism, return to school
PoliticsGreek Politicsincreasingly prevalent, accounting for eight out of ten sequenced samples on Crete and one out of four
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Economic sentiment rises above 111 pts in July but consumer confidence drops further
EconomyMacroeconomya drop of 2.2 points month-on-month, staying positive at 10.8 points for four straight months. Finally
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Retail index rises another 15 pct in May from 2020 lows
EconomyMacroeconomyfor four consecutive months.
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ECB clears banks after stress tests, approves change to DTCs as momentum builds
EconomyBankingThe forward momentum in the Greek banking sector gathered pace on Friday when the results of the 2021 stress tests were announced. All four systemic banks supervised by the ECB met the minimum thresholds. The stress included 89 ECB supervised banks, 38 banks in the EBA sample and 51 medium-sized
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