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Newsletter 171 -20/07/2018
The headline figure includes an arrears’ repayment of 672 million euros, of which 10 million was paid
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Industrial turnover rises by 11.4 pct in May, staying positive for fifth consecutive month
EconomyMacroeconomyfell by 10 percent. The growth in the domestic market turnover was driven by a 10.2 percent increase
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Coalition focuses on relief effort after fires as Mitsotakis holds back on criticism
PoliticsGreek Politicspossible failings beforehand. With elections probably due in the next 10 months, there does not appear
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IMF voices concerns over long-term debt, sees more relief being needed
EconomyProgrammethe maturities of Greece’s EFSF loans by 10 years (which brings the average maturity to 42.5 years
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Is a lack of spending hampering Greece's firefighting capabilities?
Society, and the 10 whole days that the most severe blazes raged in 2007. The Mati fire burned in all 12.7
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Special tax structure would benefit hotels and jobs, bank argues
EconomyFeaturesin neighbouring competitive markets is lower, at 10 percent for Spain, 9 percent for Cyprus, 8 percent
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Eighteen core goods led exports during crisis, NBG study notes
EconomyFeaturesin the last eight years. This is followed by Germany, where 10 percent of Greece’s exports head each year
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Are you not entertained?
Agorathe crisis started. To make matters worse, almost seven out of 10 unemployed have been unemployed
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Tsipras bids farewell to MoU, eyes new start for Greece and SYRIZA
PoliticsGreek Politics. The institutions are due to send staff back to Athens on September 10 to begin the post-programme
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Focus turns to first post-MoU visit by creditors and talks on pension cuts
EconomyProgrammeGreece’s post-programme era, which officially began on Tuesday, is to start in earnest on September 10, when the institutions are due to return to Athens for the first round of discussions with the government. The 2019 pension cuts are expected to dominate the talks but reports suggest that Athens
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