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Greek stocks plunge again as bond yields climb to new high amid political turmoil
EconomyFollowing a modest drop of 1 percent on Wednesday, the Greek stock market plunged 7.35 percent today amid elevated investor concerns related to developments on the domestic political front. Concerns were heightened by the lack of independent and opposition MPs willing to back the government's
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Moody's sees 1.2 pct growth in Greece next year but highlights political risk
Economyby two notches to Caa1 from Caa3 on August 1. However, Moody’s rating stands two notches lower than
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Greek primary cash surplus up to 2.61 bln at end of November
EconomyMacroeconomygrew by 0.5 YoY to 41.86 billion euros, further decelerating from the 10-month growth rate of 1
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Troika document reveals thorny issues, coalition's commitments to conclude review
EconomyProgrammeauthorities suggested those measures be legislated and adopted as of July 1, 2015 in case budget execution
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Q3 unemployment falls to 25.5 pct, lowest since 2012, but long-term jobless reach new high
EconomyMacroeconomyof 23.8 percent. The number of ‘long-term’ (more than 1 year) unemployed declined for the second
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Final presidential vote likely to segue into snap elections for Greece
PoliticsGreek Politicsto Parliament being dissolved within 10 days and elections being called for January 25 or February 1
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Snap elections in Greece bring state's liquidity constraints into focus
Economybillion has already been used. b) Cash reserves of the central government, which are estimated at 1
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Greek stocks, bond yields feel impact of Parliament's failure to elect president
Economy. Similarly, the 10-year yield showed an increase of more than 1 pp at the closing, rising to 9.58
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General government cash surplus widens to 3.68 bln in November, arrears down by 502 mln
EconomyMacroeconomy. The YtD drop stands at 23.1 billion and mainly reflects: 1) A reduction in the bank support scheme
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What is SYRIZA planning to do with Greek banks?
Economyenterprises (SMEs) and farmers. The estimated cost stands at 1 billion euros. In Thessaloniki, Tsipras
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