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Greece prepares for next stage in Covid relaxation as tourism hopes hang in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsservice and retail sectors, as well as schools opened in the previous weeks. There was a slight easing
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New tax debt at 2.31 bln March, rising by 685 mln month-on-month
EconomyMacroeconomythe end of last year) stood at 107 billion euros in March. Compared to the previous month
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CPI falls by 0.3 pct YoY in April; core index down 1.6 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the last 13 months, with December’s 2.3 percent drop surpassing the previous lowest reading of -2.2
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Athens aiming to boost EU-Balkan momentum
PoliticsForeign Policythe signing of the Prespes Agreement by the previous government.
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SYRIZA lays out alternative vision to counter government's RRF plan
PoliticsGreek Politicsconsiderably exceeds its term in office”. Tsipras also reiterated his previous position
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Vote on child custody bill reveals rifts within ND, KINAL
PoliticsGreek Politicsheld cabinet positions in previous governments, came in for criticism from some in their party
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Loosening of restrictions on expat vote fails to secure Parliament's approval
PoliticsGreek Politicsin tabling the legislation and deliberately overlooking their previous willingness to compromise. According
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Retail turnover drops by 3 pct and volume by 0.9 pct in March
EconomyMacroeconomyby 0.9 percent after a revised decrease of 2.8 percent in the previous month. Compared to March
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OECD ups 2021 growth estimate by nearly 3 points, underlines RRF impact
EconomyMacroeconomyThe OECD released on Monday its latest Economic Outlook, in which it significantly revised its growth estimate for Greece for this year to 3.8 pct, from 0.9 pct in the previous forecast last December. At the time, the OECD had pointed out that the recovery could be stronger if the support package
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Amid promising signs for tourism, govt hedges its bets with targeted support
PoliticsGreek Politicsto benefit from previous support schemes, in order to cover their running costs to enable them to reopen
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