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Greek stocks drop 2.5 pct for second straight week, banks tumble 5.4 pct
Economyeuros, higher than the initially announced 0.27 euros, implying a dividend yield of 2.8 percent
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Eurogroup sees possibility of swift review but differences on debt relief remain
EconomyProgrammeThere were words of encouragement for Greece regarding the swift conclusion of the second review at Monday’s Eurogroup but also mixed views on whether Athens can expect the detailing of anything more than short-term debt relief measures if the inspection is wrapped up by the next meeting
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Number of doctors working at Greek hospitals falls by 11 pct
Societythan that of medical and nursing staff.
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Car sales jump by 20 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomy, slightly higher than the 12.7 percent recorded in the January to September period. Passenger cars
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Q3 GDP beats consensus, rises by 0.5 pct QoQ and 1.5 pct YoY
EconomyMacroeconomyare better than polls forecasting marginal GDP growth both QoQ and YoY. Incorporating the Q3
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Building activity rebounds 16.6 pct in Aug, largely due to low base effect
EconomyMacroeconomypermits have plummeted by more than 86 percent to just 13,257 in 2015. Apartment prices fell by 2.7
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First day of review talks highlights differences as Athens eyes tight schedule
EconomyProgrammepowerful than firm-level deals. They also repeated their calls for the limit on mass dismissals
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Obama ends with big picture amid dwindling hope
AgoraWhat could Greece have expected from the visit of a US leader in the final days of his presidency, before he is replaced by someone who appears to be the antithesis in personal and policy terms? Not much. What did it get from Barack Obama’s brief stay in Athens? Probably more than it expected
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Obama emphasises need for debt relief in Athens but Berlin keeps expectations low
PoliticsForeign Policylower than other leading sources of visitors such as Russia and Germany. Even more worryingly, travel
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Talks on bailout review head for crucial weekend
EconomyProgrammeand for sector-level agreements to be more powerful than firm-level deals. They also stuck
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