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All the numbers that matter in the Greek presidential election
PoliticsGreek Politics, possibly in favour of the government’s candidate. The far right party has already lost two deputies
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SYRIZA's date with history
Agorafor a change in policy, the process by which this can be achieved is far less clear. Commentators
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Greek budget primary surplus up to 3.53 bln at end of November despite revenue shortfall
EconomyMacroeconomyto a target of 691 million, supporting the overall fiscal overperformance so far this year.
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Coalition sets bar low for presidential vote, opts for pre-election rhetoric
PoliticsGreek Politicsby a thread.” Government spokeswoman Sofia Voultepsi went as far as claiming on Monday morning
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Rare rise of 2.1 pct in Q3 for Greek wages index
EconomyMacroeconomysector. The lowest reading so far of 73.7 was recorded in Q1 2014. Note though that the first quarter
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Greece: Where did it all go wrong?
Agorawill not have to look far. Follow Nick: @NickMalkoutzis An earlier version of this article was published
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First Greek presidential vote to set tempo for final ballot on Dec 29
PoliticsGreek Politicstheir position in the coming days. So far, nine independent MPs have said they will not vote for Dimas
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First vote for president leaves coalition with uphill task to avoid snap elections
PoliticsGreek Politicscould go as far as inviting SYRIZA to join a grand coalition. It is unlikely that there will be any
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Sharp monthly rise in unpaid taxes to 1.59 bln for November
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s unpaid taxes jumped to 1.59 billion euros in November from 1.22 billion in October, according to data released on Monday by the General Secretariat of Information Systems (GSIS). The November figure is the highest reading so far in 2014 and means there has been an increase for the second
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Greek budget primary surplus at 3.57 bln by end of November, beating target by 691 mln
EconomyMacroeconomybetter than target. The budget over-performance so far is primarily attributed to lower expenditure
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