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Greek Q2 growth of 0.8 pct confounds recession forecasts
EconomyMacroeconomyin the flash GDP calculation refer to preliminary data until the end-May period, while the provisional
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Tsipras wins vote on 3rd bailout but loses more MPs, raising probability of snap polls
PoliticsGreek Politicsand that this will trigger the release of up to 25 billion euros. However, the political uncertainty may
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Industrial turnover fell 13.4 pct in June for second biggest drop since Oct 2009
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Turnover Index in Industry fell at an accelerating pace in June, when it declined by 13.4 percent from 4.2 percent in May, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). The June headline figure is the eighth straight monthly decline ans is the highest negative reading since
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SYRIZA rebels launch new group, promising more discomfort for Tsipras
PoliticsGreek Politics, which may grow in the coming days, was former Independent Greeks Rachil Makri, a firebrand
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July rise of 388 mln in unpaid taxes is lowest for two years
EconomyMacroeconomyoutcome mainly reflects strong revenue collection in one particular month (May). The collected revenues
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European Commission evaluates impact of bailout programme
EconomyProgrammeto the overall adjustment. However, the report highlights that these measures may affect investment
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Tsipras and the binary opposition
Agorahold little sway. The European Parliament elections of May 2014 marked a watershed in this respect
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SYRIZA buffeting continues as parties get set for official start of election race
PoliticsGreek Politicswith Konstantopoulou’s idiosyncratic character but the purported plans may be a negotiating tactic to give her
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Greek QE eligibility? We're not there yet
Agorafor the beginning of October, may reportedly be delayed until the end of November due to the snap
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Tsipras looks for traction with elections finely balanced in final stretch
PoliticsGreek Politicsstarted to acknowledge that it may have to form a government with PASOK and To Potami. Tsipras’s
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