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Newsletter 162 -18/05/2018
and that there would be an attempt on Saturday to come up with a formula acceptable to all sides
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Central government debt grows to 343.74 bln in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomy62.3 percent of all government borrowing, followed by ESM loans (24.7 percent) and fixed bonds (13
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Coalition eyes electoral change, polls show wide lead for New Democracy
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAlthough on Friday all eyes were on the latest debate in Parliament about the Novartis bribery scandal and the Macedonia name talks, discussions about the next general elections have not died down. Interior Minister Panos Skourletis revealed on Friday that the government intends to table during
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Industrial turnover up by 3.4 pct in March, positive for third month
EconomyMacroeconomyand quarrying sector, declines were noted in all sub sectors with the largest decline coming
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Supplemental MoU sets out path for maintaining fiscal sustainability
EconomyProgrammesustainability reforms and Greece’s lenders want to ensure that all pieces are in place for the effective
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Focus of banking sector commitments shift to NPL reduction, debt restructuring framework
EconomyProgrammewill continue to make every reasonable effort to ensure the compliance of the board members of all
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Tsipras claims he is in no hurry to call elections after bailout exit
PoliticsGreek Politicsefforts to defend democratic traditions on behalf of all the country’s [political] forces.” Tsipras’s
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Tsipras waits on name issue and debt talks, Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts for tourism
PoliticsGreek Politicson a composite name with a geographical or time qualifier that would apply in all cases (erga omnes
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Manufacturing PMI up to 54.2 in May, completing 12 months of rises
EconomyMacroeconomythroughout a year. Encouragingly, rates of growth in production, new orders and employment all picked up
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SYRIZA prepares for final bailout vote, seeks to highlight benefits
PoliticsGreek Politicsthey will not cast a ballot at all. Also, 35.1 percent of those who backed SYRIZA three years ago say they expect
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