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Newsletter 370 - 17/02/2023
a recent warning about the introduction of new schemes with favourable terms to repay tax debts
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EC reports highlight tight fiscal path and economic challenges
EconomyMacroeconomythe previous DSA. Greece is seen retaining the capacity to repay and the debt is regarded as sustainable
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Newsletter 493 - 06/02/2026
can repay over periods often ranging from five to twenty years while avoiding immediate foreclosure
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Landmark Katseli Law ruling hits lenders, eases borrower burden
EconomyBankingof repayment - including the applicable interest rate and schedule - so that borrowers can repay over
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EU prosecutor challenges government’s narrative on corruption
PoliticsGreek Politicsmisappropriates public money can repay it and avoid further consequences - something she said was a “shock
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Fitch leaves rating at 'BBB' and outlook unchanged, sees strong fiscal performance
EconomyMacroeconomyreserves allow Greece to cover debt maturities for the next three years and repay bilateral debt early
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Mitsotakis banks on TIF marathon as debt claims draw opposition fire
PoliticsGreek Politicsby the reaction to Mitsotakis's announcement, in a Facebook post, that Greece is set to repay 13 bln
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Newsletter 516 - 04/09/2026
programme. Greece aims to repay all GLF loans — initially around €53 billion — by 2030, more than a decade
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GDP rises by 0.2 pct QoQ in Q1, increases by 1.3 pct YoY
EconomyMacroeconomyprices increased by 2.1 percent from a rise of 2.2 percent in Q4, staying positive for nine... by 2.2 percent. Compared to Q1 2018, exports of goods decreased by 0.7 percent, and exports of services... meanwhile anticipates growth of 2.4 percent this year, followed by 2.2 percent in 2020 and 1.6 percent
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GDP rises by 0.8 pct QoQ in Q2, increases by 1.9 pct YoY
EconomyMacroeconomyto the same quarter in the previous year, GDP at current prices increased by 2.2 percent from a downward revised rise of 2.2 percent in Q1, remaining positive for ten consecutive quarters... percent this year, followed by 2.2 percent in 2020 and 1.6 percent in 2021. The European Commission’s
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