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Break in bailout talks leaves question mark over their conclusion
PoliticsGreek Politics. The tender sets the starting price for bids for national TV licenses at 3 million euros each
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Greek ministers still hopeful of reaching deal with creditors this month
Economythat the fiscal gap of 3 percent of GDP will be covered via interventions on income tax, pensions and other
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S&P highlights risks for Greek banking sector
Economy2017. The rating agency reiterates its estimate for zero GDP growth in 2016 and strong rebound of 3
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Banks’ EFSF bonds QE eligible but with little impact on liquidity
Economyof 3 percent. At the same time, the marginal net interest income Greek banks receive from those EFSF
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Athens links extra measures with debt relief in search for review compromise
PoliticsGreek PoliticsTalks between Greece and its lenders were due to resume in Athens on Tuesday, with the Greek side aiming for a Staff Level Agreement before Friday’s Eurogroup meeting. The Greek government gave mixed messages about whether it is prepared to accept an extra 3 billion euros, roughly, in contingency
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Elektroniki’s bankruptcy reflects struggles of consumer electronics sector
EconomyFeaturesindicator eased 0.2 points to 3 in March 2016, after recording strong gains of 34.2 points over
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Primary cash surplus widens to 2.85 bln in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomya surplus of 95 million from just 3 million a year ago. The remarkable improvement largely reflects
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Bailout talks inch forward as Juncker comments complicate matters
PoliticsGreek Politicsand IMF officials struck an unofficial bargain on an extra package of about 3 billion euros in contingent
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Stocks surge 5.4 pct during week amid hopes for swift conclusion of review
Economy(-3.3 percent), Lamda Development (-3 percent) and Folli-Follie (-1.5 percent). The trading
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Underspend and improving revenues lead to budget primary surplus of 2.67 bln in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomypercent of the annual target of 1.45 billion) 3) Consumption and non-allocated expenditure (at 126
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