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Greek stocks rise 3.8 pct on week, banks rebound by 10.7 pct
Economythe week. Nevertheless, the domestic market is still 9.8 percent down since the UK referendum, while
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Sallas exit from Piraeus marks end of era in Greek banking sector
EconomyBankingthat despite the positive assessment from the HFSF, he decided to step down to facilitate the entrance of new
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Disposable income drops 1.8 pct in Q1 on rise in taxes and social contributions
EconomyMacroeconomy, disposable income landed at 26.38 billion euros in Q1 down by 475 million from last year. The drop
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Greek stocks rebound for second straight week and edge up 2.5 pct
Economyshares have record gains of 5.4 percent so far in July. Banks were still volatile, ending the week down
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HELEX H1 2016 results show continuing drop in profits
EconomyExchange General Index closed on 30.6.2016 at 542.1 points, down 32 percent compared to the closing
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Parliament will not probe 2015 bailout negotiations but issue unlikely to disappear
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government voted down on Tuesday night a bid by the opposition to launch a parliamentary inquiry into last year’s protracted negotiations between the SYRIZA-led coalition and Greece’s lenders, leading to the imposition of capital controls. Only New Democracy, PASOK and To Potami supported
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Tsipras sets out social policy goals in last stage of effort to shift political debate
PoliticsGreek Politics. This, however, has put SYRIZA in the uncomfortable position of clamping down on sit-ins and activism
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Decline in retail sales accelerates to 8 pct in May
EconomyMacroeconomyby 1.7 and 1.8 percent respectively. Turnover and volumes indices were dragged down by the automotive
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Greek stocks remain flat during week, banks underperform
Economydropping by almost 20 percent to 14.9 million euros, while EBITDA landed at 5.8 million, down 28.1 percent
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Political leaders weigh up next moves in August lull
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAs legislative activity dies down for August, and before the commotion that will undoubtedly accompany the next bailout review in the autumn, leaders’ moves on the domestic political chessboard are attracting attention. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has invested in a strategy of trying to force
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