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Tormenting Greece with a distorted picture
Agora, it comes to 126.05 billion, which is the second-highest figure since May 2015. Clearly, this gives
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Tsakalotos role under scrutiny as talks become more tense
PoliticsGreek Politicsto living with internal friction. Clearly, the course of the discussions with the lenders may play
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Athens prepared to legislate measures before global deal with lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsreports that claimed some of the fiscal measures agreed with the lenders may start to be implemented
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Stournaras presents debt relief plan with maximum benefits for Greece, minimum cost for lenders
EconomyMacroeconomyby only 1 pp. Last May’s Eurogroup set the goals for gross financing needs (GFN) below 15 percent of GDP
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Amid review doubts, changes to constitution back on main agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the talks and that the institutions may stay in Athens for longer with the aim of working
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All-round concern about Greek-Turkish tension in run-up to referendum
PoliticsForeign Policyused by Erdogan and Bahceli has caused concern in Athens, and elsewhere, that overzealousness may lead
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Greece, lenders tie up some loose ends and continue negotiating
EconomyProgrammeFurther progress was made during meetings between the Greek government and the institutions’ mission chiefs on Wednesday, with Finance Ministry sources saying that the out-of-court workout issue has been settled. Finance Ministry sources noted that haircut on overdue VAT may be applied
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Turnover in tourism sector sees second successive rise in Q4 with 4.3 pct increase
EconomyMacroeconomypercent and reach 26 million in 2017. Taking also into account that cruise ships’ arrivals may drop 20
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Labour reforms, fiscal measures loom largest as Athens resumes talks with lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsto medium-term debt relief from the eurozone, may be concluded in April. This has been interpreted
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With tax-free threshold set for change, income declarations underline need for rethink
EconomyProgrammewas legislated last May and applies to personal incomes in 2016. According to reports, the government has
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