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ELA ceiling for Greek banks slashed by 7.8 bln to 77.9 bln after recap
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Bank of Greece (BoG) said on Thursday that the ECB Governing Council decided to reduce the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) ceiling for Greek bank by 7.8 billion euros to 77.9 billion. This decision follows a BoG request mainly on the back of the progress made in the bank recapitalisation
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General gov't primary cash surplus widens notably to 4.84 bln by October
EconomyMacroeconomyin bank support scheme guarantees by 1.37 billion more than offsetting a rise in Emergency
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Sharp drop of 5.3 bln for Greek ELA funding after completion of capital increases
EconomyMacroeconomyin November is mostly due to a decrease in the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding by 5.3
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SYRIZA fails to make any friends with new public sector wage grid
PoliticsGreek Politics, the legislation also reduces the need for overtime, making it possible only in emergency situations, while
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Strong rebound of 7.7 pct in week for Greek stocks with jump in trading activity
Economythe Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) ceiling for Greek bank by another 2.1 billion to 75.8 billion
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Greece stands on fault line between vicious and virtuous cycles for 2016
Agorathe review is ongoing is the same repos exercise which, aside from the emergency nature so far, is seen
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General government primary cash surplus widens notably to 5.14 bln at end of Nov
EconomyMacroeconomymovement in November results from a drop in the bank support scheme and Emergency Liquidity
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Mitsotakis sets out on long haul to revive New Democracy while keeping internal balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsto overcome at an emergency congress that is due to be held between February 26 and 28
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ELA funding down by 8.6 bln in Dec for sharpest drop since July
EconomyMacroeconomyto a sharp decrease in the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding by 8.57 billion
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Deposit inflows of 2.65 bln in Dec, highest positive flow since Feb 2013
EconomyMacroeconomybillion to 107.51 billion at the end of December. The decrease reflects a notable fall in Emergency
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