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Stability Programme reflects subdued expectations for 2021, high hopes for 2022 onwards
EconomyMacroeconomyto 2026, through roughly 18 billion euros of grants and 12.7 billion euros of loans. Greece 2.0
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Greece draws another 3 bln from bond markets as debt strategy continues at pace
Economywith a February 2026 maturity. The issue was nearly seven times oversubscribed, carries a zero coupon
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Newsletter 295 - 07/05/2021
, the PDMA announced on Tuesday a new 5-year benchmark with a February 2026 maturity. The issue was nearly
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PM looking to build on RRF approval to augment profile as moderniser
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat this amount could add a cumulative 7 percentage points to Greek GDP by 2026. The European
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Strong response to dual bond transaction takes 2021 debt issuance to 14 bln
EconomyGreeceās debt manager successfully completed the fifth syndicated transaction of the year through a dual transaction of the re-opening of the existing 5-year bond due February 2026 and the 30-year that was maturing in January 2052. Both bonds were initially issued earlier in the year. Overall
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Athens sees multiple defence, geopolitical benefits in pact with France
PoliticsForeign Policyfrigates, with the option of a fourth, and a delivery date of between 2025 and 2026. The frigates
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The case of SYRIZA's fiscal performance
Agorasurplus of 1.5 percent of GDP in 2026. If that were to be the case, then the tax cuts and expenditure
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Covid spike forces change in govt plans, eclipsing deal with banks for rollout of RRF loans
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe total of potential investment spending up to 2026 at 32 billion euros. The loans will carry
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Turkey looms large in 2022 foreign policy agenda, which includes Balkans, US and Russia
PoliticsForeign Policyof the UN Security Council for 2025 -2026. US and Russia US-Greek relations have been upgraded
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Imminent end for enhanced surveillance offers boost to beleaguered govt
PoliticsGreek Politics, or 2-2.5 pct of GDP. Public debt is seen in the region of 150 pct by 2026. Away from the budget
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