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  1. Ionian gas deal strengthens government's aspiration of becoming US energy gateway
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    proves successful. HelleniQ Energy holds the remaining 10 pct. Preliminary estimates suggest the site may

    3%

  2. Mitsotakis continues balancing act with compromise EU proposal on Trump’s Peace Council

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    such as Tempe campaigner Maria Karystianou. ND secures 28.5 pct in voting estimates, comfortably ahead

    3%

  3. EU–Mercosur deal promises gains for industry, risks for agriculture

    Economy

    for the EU is relatively modest. Estimates suggest a GDP increase of between 0.1% and 0.7% over the next

    3%

  4. Newsletter 497 - 06/03/2026

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    accelerated to 2.4 pct year-on-year (YoY). For the full year 2025, the first estimates find GDP

    3%

  5. Government bets on big energy headlines while pledging discipline at the pump
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    pushes any potential deployment out by at least a decade on current industry estimates. Hydrocarbon

    3%

  6. Mitsotakis urges EU to be proactive, PASOK looks for silver lining ahead of congress

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    an alternative to the Mitsotakis government. Estimates suggest that 60–70 pct of the congress delegates

    3%

  7. Q1 GDP growth slows to 0.2 pct QoQ as investments drop

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Nominal GDP in Q1 increased by 4.8 percent YoY and by 1.5 percent QoQ. Outlook All estimates

    3%

  8. Newsletter 508 - 12/06/2026

    Newsletters

    party firmly in second place, with vote estimates between 14.5% and 15.7%. It is the only

    3%

  9. An issue of statistical significance in Greece

    Agora

    of Costas Karamanlis submitted the 2009 budget to Parliament. It estimated growth of 5.9 percent of GDP

    3%

  10. In hindsight it would have been nicer

    Agora

    before interest payments) of 2 percent of GDP, as the troika has estimated. Even in nominal terms

    3%