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ND under fire over fast-track legislation, pandemic contracts as SYRIZA sleaze claims surface
PoliticsGreek Politicspensions, passed easily by the New Democracy majority. All of the left-wing opposition parties voted
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PDMA highlights improving debt profile, targets 8-12 bln in new issues for 2021
Economymaturities and low interest rates. Additionally, through PDMA’s own actions almost all of Greece’s debt
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Vaccination scheme gearing up as more jabs arrive, but some scepticism persists
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMitsotakis’s original invitation to all political leaders to receive the vaccine simultaneously did
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Cabinet reshuffle and Covid-19 strategy dominate agenda for start of 2021
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe weekend (36 on Sunday, with another 421 people in ICUs) and Petsas said that all schools will open
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Lockdown set to be extended as political friction continues
PoliticsGreek Politicsof circumstances and that it is pulling out all the stops to respond as effectively to the pandemic
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General govt primary cash deficit of 13.75 bln in November, arrears drop by 302 mln
EconomyMacroeconomy-on-month declines were seen in all underlying subcategories. The biggest decrease came from hospitals
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SYRIZA ponders election footing, slow vaccination rollout rate troubles govt
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFollowing the cabinet reshuffle, opposition SYRIZA is accelerating its own revamp with an eye on possible early elections. Party officials have set out a roadmap up to April to complete all internal party processes and put together a manifesto so as to be prepared for what they see as a likely
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Employment balance positive by 2,116 in December, 34,621 fewer jobs created in 2020
EconomyMacroeconomy40 percent of all departures were classed as voluntary with the remaining classed as layoffs
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Car sales drop by 15 pct in December and -24.4 percent in 2020
EconomyMacroeconomyof total car sales in the month. Over half of all passenger cars sold were registered in the Attica
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Unemployment at 16.7 pct in October, unchanged from October 2019
EconomyMacroeconomy. Around 40 percent of all departures were classed as voluntary with the remaining classed as layoffs.
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