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Building permit growth slows to 6.8 pct July, activity up by 31 pct in first seven months
EconomyMacroeconomyThe number of building permits issued in Greece decelerated further to an increase of 6.8 percent year-on-year (YoY), from 17.6 percent in June and 62.9 percent in May, according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data released on Tuesday. The total number of permits came to 2,289, from
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Athens sees many benefits in renewal of defence cooperation with Washington
PoliticsForeign PolicyStates may train or operate on the mainland or islands, to ensure our common defence objectives
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Newsletter 312 - 15/10/2021
and May of 2020. During the first seven months of the year, building permits rose by 31 percent
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S&P holds off on new rating upgrade, ECB holds key to investment grade
Economy, Moody’s did not take any action in its scheduled review at the end of May, and Fitch kept its rating
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Podcast - Planes, frigates and assistance clauses
AgoraErdogan and how this may feed into Ankara's actions in the Aegean and beyond. Our podcast is hosted
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Economic sentiment picks up again in Oct but consumer confidence drops for fifth month
EconomyMacroeconomyof the year. Consumer confidence has been falling since the previous high in May, when it stood at -22.2
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Retail sales grow for fifth month in a row but rate eases to 8.8 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyhigh in May, when it stood at -22.2 points. Retail trade jumped 15.2 points MoM to 17.3 points
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Minister discounts lockdowns, vaccine mandate extension amid Covid surge
PoliticsGreek Politics, the minister said that there would be no horizontal measures, however there may be protective measures
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Discussion over PEPP, SGP draw attention to rising yields
EconomyFeaturesbond, 2.5 billion in a 30-year note in March, 3 billion in the 5-year in May and 2.5 billion euros
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Govt responds to report on deadly incident with tougher policing measures, as critics call for rethink
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the operation of frontline units, as well as the suggestion the police’s actions may have been driven by anti
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