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Moody’s affirms Greece’s rating at Caa3 with stable outlook
Economyhighlights that despite completion of the first programme review, bailout funding over the remainder
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Greek government faces hard labour dilemma
PoliticsGreek Politicsscale categories, and, crucially, limit union influence by changing funding rules. Pay scales would
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Parliament's budget office sees obstacles to recovery, warns on private debt
EconomyMacroeconomyto funding for businesses, tax rates, legislative instability and dysfunction in products markets
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In autumn forecasts, EC sticks by GDP estimates but expects lower unemployment
Economyconditions and EU funding. After a drop by 4 percent in 2016, exports are estimated to rise by 3.6
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Greek stocks rise for third consecutive week as trading increases
Economyoutlook to stable from negative on the back of improving profitability and funding. Although investors
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What the agreement between Greece and lenders means for fiscal and tax policy
EconomyProgrammeFollowing the first round of meetings between the Greek ministers and the institutions’ mission chiefs at the end of October, Finance Ministry sources said the biggest stumbling blocks in the second programme review were the fiscal gap, funding of the guaranteed minimum income (GMI) and labour
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HFSF posts losses of 1.1 bln in H1 weighed down by valuation losses of bank holdings
EconomyBankingthe funding gap of the twelve (non-core) banks under liquidation. Of this figure, HFSF estimates
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HFSF records losses of 1.2 bln in 9-month amid revaluation losses from bank holdings
EconomyBankingcompares to an amount of 13.49 billion that has been provided for the funding gap of the twelve (non-core
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Tsipras dismisses snap polls and new measures as review deal hangs in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the programme with funding and the European Central Bank to include Greek bonds in its QE scheme
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PBO warns of recovery risks, fourth bailout and possible default
EconomyMacroeconomyfunding needs beyond 2018. In case the country does not have access to the markets then the government
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