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Newsletter 248 -24/04/2020
a two-month period until the end of June. He also clarified that New Democracy intends to get all pupils
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S&P keeps Greece at 'BB-' but revises outlook to stable on Covid-19 concerns
Economyaverage in the ‘BB’ category. S&P expects the recession to hit all components of aggregate demand
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Coronavirus to delay much of privatisation plan
EconomyFeaturesbillion euros expected in 2020, 1.5 billion euros was expected from the AIA sale. Currently, all
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PM presents roadmap for relaxing lockdown, highlights political messages from handling of Covid-19
PoliticsGreek Politicssquare metres of floor space. In all cases, customers will have to maintain a distance of two metres
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Credit growth at 0.1 pct in March, positive for first time since 2011
EconomyMacroeconomyin all of the following months. The net lending flow turned positive by 1.70 billion euros compared
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Athens expects emergency economic measures to contain 2020 contraction to 4.7 in baseline
Economyrebounding by 5.1 pct, with sizeable improvements across all components. Private consumption will rise
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Poverty declined in 2018, births continued to lag behind deaths
Societyhas been made available, the number of marriages of all types came to 47,428, down by 5.4 percent
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Govt faces pushback from food service sector over re-opening rules
PoliticsGreek Politicsera. Mitsotakis has invited all political leaders to join him in the plaque’s unveiling in central
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ND passes major environmental bill against accusations of railroading
PoliticsGreek PoliticsNew Democracy’s environmental bill passed this week with all 158 votes from the governing majority, after a stormy debate in parliament and a last-minute mobilisation by environmental and civil society groups. As well as marking a major departure in Greece’s environmental protection regime
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April sees lowest hiring balance on record as pandemic bites and 233,626 fewer jobs offered
EconomyMacroeconomydepartures. Around 55.9 percent of all departures were layoffs with the remaining classed as voluntary
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