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Newsletter 349 - 02/09/2022
, well above any previous estimates. Although a bumper year for tourism and the post-pandemic
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Where is Odysseus? Part 6 - Potential real GDP
AgoraAs in our previous five monthly blogs, we continue to trace the progress of modern-day Odysseus, who started a long voyage in 2018 to help bring Greece back home to a sustainable and prosperous economy. He is seeking to navigate the winds of a high debt ratio of 185 percent of GDP towards a debt
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Despite consecutive monthly drops, energy drives up Aug CPI by 11.4 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyby 7.9 percent, from 7.1 percent in the previous month. Month-on-month, the CPI dropped by 0.3
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Jobless rate grows marginally to 12.6 pct as youth unemployment drops by over 7 points
EconomyMacroeconomyor placed employees on furlough schemes. Although higher than the previous month, the latest levels
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Androulakis positions PASOK as alternative to leading parties against phonetapping backdrop
PoliticsGreek Politicsof uncovering instances of political manipulation of the intelligence service by previous governments
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Newsletter 351 - 16/09/2022
Staikouras highlighted the outperformance of the Greek economy compared to the previous estimates
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Tax overperformance continues in Aug, as budget balance beats target by close to 6 bln
EconomyMacroeconomybillion euros. This overperformance is due to the better performance of the previous year taxes collected
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Govt unveils affordable housing scheme, but struggles to shunt wiretapping aside
PoliticsGreek Politicsshould be removed from his position after the previous EYP chief, Panagiotis Kontoleon, allegedly
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Budget primary balance to Aug beats target by almost 6 bln as VAT, income and property taxes drive revenue outperformance
EconomyMacroeconomyuntil the end of February 2022, the better performance of the previous year taxes collected
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Govt Covid record questioned, as report highlights disparities in hospital death rates
PoliticsGreek Politicshospitalised outside a major city incurred an additional 64 pct risk (compared to 36 in the previous
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