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Newsletter 182 -9/11/2018
sources, perhaps on the expenditure side. The fiscal gap Athens will have to plug may be clearer
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Car sales rise by 19.2 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomyRoad motor vehicles going into circulation for the first time rose by 19.2 percent in October after a fall of 0.8 percent in September, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Friday. September’s figure was the first time since May 2017 that car sales declined rather than went up
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Coalition optimistic about pension cuts deal as it readies reduction to contributions
PoliticsGreek Politicssuggests that the figure may even reach more than 1 billion euros, without giving further details
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Eyeing domestic gains, Tsipras pursues closer ties with Europe's social democrats
PoliticsGreek Politicsmay help his image domestically as well. Foreign politicians speaking positively about his role
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Coalition closing in on goal of cancelling pension cuts
PoliticsGreek Politics. It will argue that although Greece’s lenders may have rewarded Tsipras for achieving the agreed fiscal
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European Commission approves 2019 budget, urges focus to meet end of year reform goals
EconomyProgrammecourt cases have contributed to further uncertainty that may require corrective actions to ensure
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Tsipras talks up 'positive' measures but polls show little impact so far
PoliticsGreek Politicsand that the policies which are only just now being announced and adopted may help sway their views
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ESI up to 101.8 in November, consumer confidence rises for sixth straight month, jumping by 2.5 pts
EconomyMacroeconomyfrom -51.4 in October, the best reading since May this year when the indicator came to -39. Compared
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Newsletter 185 -30/11/2018
of May still seems the most likely option, particularly as it could ensure a higher turnout that might
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A European intelligence school led by Greece and Cyprus?
Agorato the vote – may reveal the limited scope of the project. Belgium, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic
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