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Newsletter 63 - 19/02/2016
be implemented by Cosco in the next ten years. Unlike last year, when most of the core Greek banks
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Wages, full-time employment feel deep impact of crisis, report shows
Society. The purchasing power of the under 25s fell by almost ten percentage points more, by 34.3 percent
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Range of issues unresolved as programme talks resume in Athens
EconomyProgrammefor almost ten days before a break on April 13 due to the IMF spring meeting in Washington between
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Trade deficit rises 14.3 pct in Feb as exports fall for 10th month
EconomyMacroeconomypath for ten straight months. The absolute figures showed that imports edged up to 3.56 billion
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General gov't figures shed more light on course of spending, revenues during crisis
EconomyMacroeconomystraight year by 811 million to 16.54 billion, its lowest level in the last ten years
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Nine in 10 Greeks under 30 feel marginalised due to crisis
SocietyOver nine in ten young Greeks aged 16–30 feel marginalised in their own country due to the economic crisis, with 43 percent feeling they need to move to another EU country to study, train or work, a Eurobarometer poll, commissioned by the European Parliament, has found. In the highest figure
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ATHEX net profits down 54 percent in Q1 2016
Economy. Ten-year bond yields had fallen to 7.26 percent at the time of closing, a low not seen since
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Retail sales fall by 4.3 pct in March for tenth straight decline
EconomyMacroeconomyThe turnover of Greece’s retail trade index dropped at a slower pace of 4.3 percent in March from an upward revised 7.6 percent in February, Hellenic Statistical Agency (ELSTAT) figures showed on Thursday. The headline figure for March means readings have been negative for ten months in a row
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Marginal deposit flow in April for second straight month
EconomyMacroeconomybeen slashed by 27 billion over the past ten months, mostly due to a reduction in ELA funding by almost
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CPI falls at decelerating pace of 0.9 pct in May
EconomyMacroeconomy, mostly attributed to the interim sales period in the first ten days of May. Household equipment prices
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