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PMI rises to 49.3 in Dec but likelihood of growth remains slim
EconomyMacroeconomyof weaker demand and instability of the Greek banking sector, according to the survey. However, the recorded
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Greek stocks start 2017 with gains of 2.6 pct, banks continue outperforming
Economy, the banking index has soared by 8.7 percent over the last two weeks. The best performance this week
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Stocks drop 1.3 pct during week with light trading volumes
Economy. As a result, the banking index dropped 1.7 percent this week. It has risen by 2.3 percent since
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Tsipras facing more media intervention claims after changes at newspaper
PoliticsGreek Politicsrevenues and newspaper sales. At the same time, changes in the banking sector have meant that DOL
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Stocks fall for second straight week amid soft volumes
Economyand thus erased the gains recorded the previous week. Overall, the banking index is now down 4.2 percent
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Stocks down 0.4 pct this week after tumbling in wake of Eurogroup
Economyon Friday, with the weekly losses reaching 0.7 percent. Since the beginning of the year, the banking
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Stocks fall for fourth straight week amid lack of progress in talks with lenders
Economyweek. Overall, the banking index fell 2.2 percent this week, extending losses to 10.6 percent over
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Banks see efficiency gains after shedding 29 pct of staff, 42.6 pct of branches during crisis
EconomyBankingThe impact from the restructuring of the Greek banking system during the crisis years was depicted in the figures provided by the Hellenic Bank Association (HBA) on Friday. Following that restructuring, largely via consolidation, the four systemic Greek banks along with Attica Bank currently
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IMF sees much scope for reform progress, particularly on tax in Article IV report
EconomyProgrammehalf of the population currently in arrears to the state. With regard to the banking sector
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IMF examines where programme went wrong, what lessons were learnt
EconomyProgrammepolitical base and insufficient ownership. Banking sector issues should be given high priority and upfront
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