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GDP falls by 14 pct QoQ in Q2 and by 15.2 pct YoY to reach historic low
EconomyMacroeconomyis preparing a new draft budget based on the adverse scenario for this year of 8-9 percent recession
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PM prepares for low key policy speech as poll suggests support for govt still high
PoliticsGreek Politicssubmitted a multi-bill to Parliament that paves the way for the spending in this year’s budget
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Mitsotakis seeks to reassure on foreign policy, spending plans
PoliticsGreek Politicsclearly wants to be seen as a frugal fiscal manager, however the decision to increase the defence budget
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Revised GDP data shows 1.9 pct growth in 2019, taking 2017-2019 upward streak to nearly 5 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyand the first half of the year is already shy of 8 pct. Although in the draft budget the Finance Ministry has
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Newsletter 270 -23/10/2020
and the first half of the year is already shy of 8 pct. Although in the draft budget the Finance
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New bid to curb Covid-19 raises demand for more economic support
PoliticsGreek Politicsand TEPIX II. In the draft budget, the Finance Ministry puts the total fiscal impact of the support
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Growing concerns over second lockdown in food service sector, a key employer
EconomyFeaturesto it, the prospect of a second lockdown is leading the government to rethink its 2021 budget, along
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Lenders acknowledge reforms, flag up tricky fiscal path ahead
EconomyProgrammeto a primary deficit of 1.1 pct of GDP in 2021. The report adopts the measures included in the draft budget
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OECD sees heavy hit from pandemic, gradual recovery in 2021 picking up pace in 2022
EconomyThe OECD has released its latest economic outlook showing that Greece is unlikely to escape a significant economic downturn due to the second wave of the virus. In line with the Ministry of FInance’s latest budget, the OECD also sees a contraction go 10 percent in GDP this year. Recovery in 2021
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PM identifies pending pensions as key problem, while row brews over media law
PoliticsGreek Politicsmonths. A recent report by the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO), suggested that the numbers are even
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