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OECD sees heavy hit from pandemic, gradual recovery in 2021 picking up pace in 2022
EconomyThe OECD has released its latest economic outlook showing that Greece is unlikely to escape a significant economic downturn due to the second wave of the virus. In line with the Ministry of FInance’s latest budget, the OECD also sees a contraction go 10 percent in GDP this year. Recovery in 2021
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Athens angling for tougher EU stance on Turkey ahead of summit
PoliticsForeign PolicyCouncil on December 10. They also expect Ankara to announce a specific date for these talks, which
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General govt primary cash deficit of 9.07 bln in October, arrears drop by 250 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyarrears rose by 10 million MoM. Since the start of the year, total arrears have risen by 489 million
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PM on defensive over Covid-19 stance as debate rages over testing
PoliticsGreek Politicsand 10 euros for rapid tests. However on Monday it was forced to revise its pricing upwards to 60
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Industrial production drops by 3.7 percent in Oct
EconomyMacroeconomythe first 10 months of 2020, the IPI fell by 3.7 percent compared to the same period in 2019
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EU Council boosts recovery fund hopes, falls short on Turkey
PoliticsGreek Politicseconomy is set to contract by more than 10 pct this year, these funds are vital to the government’s
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Slight easing of Covid-19 data as focus turns to retail, budget
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Kathimerini citing Finance Ministry data suggested that eight in 10 companies and one in three
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Survey illustrates extent of pandemic impact on firms amid recovery hopes
EconomyFeatureslevels, with only 10 percent expecting to reduce numbers. Seven out of ten companies said
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Current account deficit increases to 767.4 mln in Oct as service surplus shrinks
EconomyMacroeconomy, the C/A deficit worsened by 8.61 billion euros to a deficit of 9.38 billion in the 10 months
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Banks end year with continued bad loan sales
EconomyBankingthe current level of 10 billion euros. NBG will be able to absorb the losses from securitisation through
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