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ECB set to provide extra liquidity to Greek banks but capital needs remain an issue
Economycapital benefit, estimated to be in excess of 2 billion euros for the four systemic Greek banks
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Greek coalition stands by early bailout exit plans despite fresh blows on bond, stock markets
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe task of putting a brave face on what has been a disturbing week for the government and its hopes of exiting the troika bailout early fell to Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis on Thursday. With the Greek stock market falling by more than 2 percent and the yield on 10-year bond rising above 9
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Greek banks may soon breathe sigh of relief on capital needs
Agora. This could trim their capital shortfall by more than 2 billion euros. Citing banking sources, Ta Nea daily
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How Samaras backed himself and Greece into a corner over bailout exit
Agorathe European Stability Mechanism at a rate of around 2 percent and with no interest payments due
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Greece continues to edge up in "ease of doing business" rankings despite persistent problems
Economy), 2 places in efficiency enhancers (65th) and 7 places in innovation and sophistication (74th).
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European Commission says 2014 is a turning point for Greece as growth resumes
Economypercent, while public consumption is seen heading south (-2.9 percent from -2 percent before
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Apartment prices fall at slower rate of 7 pct in Q3
EconomyMacroeconomybills) in autumn 2011, which raised revenues of 2 billion euros per annum. Following several delays
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Greek industrial turnover posts rise of 1.8 pct in September after earlier drop
EconomyMacroeconomyan increase in both the manufacturing as well as the mining and quarrying sectors by 1.8 and 2 percent
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Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014
its highest reading since Q3 2011. 2 SYRIZA’s date with history Opposition's troubles will begin
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Eurogroup agrees two-month extension for Greek bailout but political developments to dominate
EconomyProgrammeThe Eurogroup decided on Monday that it would be "favourably disposed" to a request by Greece for a technical extension of 2 months to the current bailout programme. Earlier press reports indicated that Germany and the IMF would press for a 6-month extension, while Greece would favor a technical
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