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Greek economic sentiment for May at highest point since August 2008
EconomyMacroeconomypoints so far. The May figure is the highest reading since August 2008, when it stood at 101.4 points
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Data for May shows Greek PMI in growth territory for second straight month
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Manufacturing PMI remained above the 50-point mark, which separates growth from contraction, for the second straight month in May, albeit marginally easing by 0.1 points to 51.0, according to Markit. This was the fourth reading so far in 2014 for which the headline figure remained
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General gov't primary cash surplus to April at 1.69 bln
EconomyMacroeconomybillion at the end of April with 458 million of new arrears accumulated so far in 2014. After easing
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Election fallout opens up divisions in PASOK and DIMAR
PoliticsGreek PoliticsVenizelos’s leadership. It is by far the biggest internal backlash against the deputy prime minister
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Are things looking up for Greece's privatisation programme?
Economyand underperformance. Moody’s statement refers to an agreement on the privatization of assets worth 1.3 billion so far
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Greece's new finance minister lines up for a marathon (and several short sprints)
PoliticsGreek Politics. The budget execution so far shows a primary surplus of 1.05 billion euros to April
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Greek banks' Eurosystem funding at lowest since Jan 2010; ELA also wiped out
EconomyMacroeconomybillion. Overall, Greek banks’ Eurosystem funding has fallen by 22.35 billion so far in 2014 from
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BoG sees encouraging signs for Greek economy but warns on reforms
Economyof the public sector with particular focus on areas where progress has been rather poor so far
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Ιnterest in exercising Alpha's warrants remains rather limited
EconomyBankingthan double compared to the previous period number, the total number of exercised warrants so far
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Chinese investments in Greece to be boosted by new agreements
Economyin the energy and real estate sectors. The largest Chinese investment in Greece so far
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