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Newsletter 270 -23/10/2020
of the various restrictive measures either general in spring or local since the second wave hit
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Censure motion voted down, prompting government and opposition to claim victory
PoliticsGreek Politicswrong, the timing is also inappropriate because of the fears about a new wave of non-performing loans
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Passing of insolvency law gives opposition campaigning foothold
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the government’s planning in response to the second wave of Covid-19, as infection cases continue
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New bid to curb Covid-19 raises demand for more economic support
PoliticsGreek Politics. Recovery Fund The further economic damage expected due to the latest pandemic wave is making it even
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PMI edges down to 48.7 points in October as output declines at fastest rate since May
EconomyMacroeconomyin October. This was driven by the second wave of the virus appearing across Europe which impacted
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Hoping to deflect criticism, ND bolsters stimulus package ahead of new lockdown
PoliticsGreek Politicsother lines of attack include accusing the government of failing to use the time since the first wave
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In negative territory for 12 straight months, industrial production drops by 2.4 pct in Sept
EconomyMacroeconomyby a fall in new orders in October. This was driven by the second wave of the virus appearing across
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Political friction surfaces in first days of second national lockdown
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFollowing the imposition of the second national lockdown, opposition parties have gone on the offensive over what they describe as the government’s failure to act promptly to contain the second wave of the Covid pandemic. SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has been visiting some of the worst-hit regions
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Industrial turnover drops by 10.7 pct in September on decline in petroleum products
EconomyMacroeconomyorders in October. This was driven by the second wave of the virus appearing across Europe which
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Eurobank net results show loss of 1.08 bln in 9M
EconomyBankingthe appearance of the virus, the world was dealing with its second, more deadly wave. The bank was continuing
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