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Newsletter 240 -21/02/2020
) in December, recovering from a revised drop of 8 percent seen in November, Hellenic Statistical Authority
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PBO sees encouraging signs for economic and fiscal outlook
EconomyMacroeconomyas the ongoing drop in borrowing costs across the yield curve that has led to the 10-year yield
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EU main destination for exports in 2019, fuel and pharmaceuticals lead way
EconomyFeatures. Despite the overall drop, fuel continued to be the top export product in 2019, and came to a total
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Greece braces for potential impact of coronavirus on key economic sectors
PoliticsGreek Politicsreferenced his French counterpart, who estimated the drop in French tourism at 30-40 pct
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Fifth post-MoU review concludes successfully, EC highlights public investment, NPLs as areas of concern
EconomyProgrammeissue and the drop in the borrowing costs to a spread of 140 basis points. Greece also holds
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Newsletter 241 - 28/02/2020
.. Deposits drop by 2.16 bln in January January movement reflects typical pattern of negative flows
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Unemployment drops to 16.3 pct in December
EconomyMacroeconomygroup, the largest annual drop in unemployment was seen in the 15-24 years age group, where the rate
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Industrial production declines by 1.2 pct in January
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Industrial Production Index (IPI) dropped by 1.2 percent in year-on-year (YoY) in January compared to a downward revised drop of 4.2 percent in December according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data released on Tuesday. The headline figure of January is the fourth consecutive
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Wages index down by 0.1 pct in Q4 2019
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s seasonally adjusted (SA) Wages Index edged down by 0.1 percent year-on-year (YoY) in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2019, following a drop of 1.2 percent in Q3, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) figures revealed on Thursday. The annual index has remained negative for two consecutive
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Turnover in services remains broadly positive in Q4 2019
EconomyMacroeconomythat the largest drop since Q4 2014 came from architectural and engineering activities (-35 percent), followed
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