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Coalition tweaks labour market, lines up more post-MoU changes
PoliticsGreek Politicspicture may only start to emerge once Tsipras and New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis have set
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Athens resumes contact with Ankara as interest in FYROM referendum grows
PoliticsForeign Policymay have have been prepared to accept the name North Macedonia in 2008, provided that Greece
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Tsipras and Mitsotakis gear up for economy pledges, with eyes on fiscal targets
PoliticsGreek Politicsnext May. Setting out the measures over a four-year period not only means that the volume
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PM stands by Macedonia name deal, Kammenos continues to sow confusion
PoliticsGreek Politics. Within this context, it is worth noting that May is seen as the most likely date for the next general
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Building permits rise by 16.2 pct in June and 7.5 pct in first half of year
EconomyMacroeconomyBuilding permits rose by 16.2 percent in June, picking up strongly from a rise of 4.4 percent noted in May, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data released on Wednesday showed. The latest monthly headline figure marks three months of growth after March’s decline which was the first negative
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Mixed picture for government after first day of talks with creditors
EconomyProgrammeon Greece. This also means that whatever is discussed or agreed at a technocratic level may not necessarily
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Eurosystem funding down to 12.63 bln in August, banknotes in circulation rise slightly
EconomyMacroeconomywith the ECB has increased after smaller increases in March and May. The BoG figures also revealed
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PM moves quickly on policy pledges in bid highlight benefits of MoU exit
PoliticsGreek Politics, the increase will be even greater and this is something that the institutions may have their eyes
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Economic sentiment drops in September to 101.3, consumer confidence picks up
EconomyMacroeconomyin the year so far, and the best since May 2015 when the reading stood at -43.6 points. Industry
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Question mark over pension cuts in 2019 draft budget as Athens looks to lenders
EconomyProgrammenet and lessen households’ reliance on pensions. Minimum wage Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos may
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