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Newsletter 163 -25/05/2018
measures, which include the base income tax rate dropping from 22 to 20 percent and the scrapping
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Eurobank net profits at 34.5 mln in Q1
EconomyBankingby around 1.3 billion QoQ to 25.9 billion, while the group figure rose at a more modest rate of 200
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Key debt relief talks fail to result in deal, leaving IMF role in doubt
EconomyProgrammeJune. The other debt relief measures under consideration include abolishing the step-up interest rate
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The first cut is the deepest? Greek pension reforms in context
EconomyFeaturesand unsustainable, and demographic trends are making it even worse. Greece currently has the highest rate
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What the ECB did next - a tale from another crisis
Agoraas the interest charged by the ECB is much lower than any available commercial rate. The ECB blocked
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Coalition hails multi-bill as start of clean break, opposition sees more of the same
PoliticsGreek Politicsrather than growth. The statement added that the Greek economy should be growing by an annual rate
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Debt relief discussions continue as clock ticks down to June 21 Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammebonds or its IMF loans. Although the purchase of the IMF loans, which carry a higher interest rate than
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Turnover in services sector shows deteriorations in Q1 2018
EconomyMacroeconomypercent). The slowest rate of decline was noted in office administrative, office support and other
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Fourth review nears conclusion, clearing path for debt relief agreement
EconomyProgramme(currently at 10.4 billion euros, carrying an interest rate of 3.5 percent, which is roughly twice what
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The race to reduce Greece's bad loans
EconomyBankingAhead of this week’s Eurogroup, the bad loans plaguing Greece’s banks are once again coming into focus. It was reported by Naftemporiki newspaper this week that the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) is anticipated to request a faster rate of dealing with non-performing loans (NPLs). Specifically
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