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NBG profits at 661 mln in H1, net interest income at 1.1 bln
EconomyBankingNational Bank of Greece (NBG) reported a profit after tax of 661 million euros in H1, compared to a profit of 701 million euros in H1 2025, a drop of almost 6 percent year-on-year (YoY). Attributable profit was 567 million euros, from 611 million euros in H1 last year. P&L Net interest income (ΝΙΙ
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Tsipras may choose benefits of longer game on elections
PoliticsGreek Politicsprobably have to live up to his pledge of holding a party congress in September, which woul likely
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PM concedes cooperation may be necessary as opinion polls continue to deny outright win
PoliticsGreek Politicsrejected the notion of a coalition with New Democracy, holding Mitsotakis personally responsible
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Central gov't cash deficit down to 1.14 bln in March
EconomyMacroeconomybasis. The remaining difference (277 million) is owed to changes in the state accounts with the BoG
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Greek travel receipts rise 9.1 pct in January as surplus doubles
EconomyMacroeconomyto 277 euros. The breakdown of incoming tourist activity by country showed strong growth in arrivals
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Market value of HFSF's bank holdings plummets by 11 bln in 2014
EconomyBankingin 2013) with cumulative collections at just 277 million, while the cumulative impairment amounts
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Greek pensions laid bare
Agorapaid in March with a cost of 277 million euros, which corresponds to an average supplementary pension
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Government tables 2016 budget, upgrades GDP forecasts but leaves fiscal estimates unchanged
EconomyMacroeconomy(1.3 billion), development of Hellenikon (345 million), sale of real estate and shares (277 million
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Budget primary surplus confirmed at 2.05 bln in July on lower PIB expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomymillion. The corresponding expenditure stood at 277 million, under target by 78 million and leading
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Primary cash surplus at 20.34 bln in November as revenues grow
EconomyMacroeconomymillion euros to stand at 253 million. On an aggregate basis, interest payments showed a decline of 277
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