Search

Results 461 to 470 out of 544. RSS
  1. Greek stocks slip 0.4 pct during week

    Economy

    underperformers included Piraeus (-10.9 percent), Eurobank (-8.2 percent) and Hellenic Telecom – OTE (-7.5

    3%
  2. Greek stocks rebound 1.9 pct during week

    Economy

    percent). The biggest losses were posted by Terna Energy (-3.7 percent), Eurobank (-2.6 percent

    3%
  3. Stocks plunge 8.8 pct over week in aftermath of UK referendum outcome
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

    Economy

    losses were posted by Eurobank (-23.4 percent), NBG (-18.1 percent) and Public Power Corporation – PPC

    3%
  4. Greek stocks rebound 1.9 pct during week but fail to match European markets
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    in Eurobank (-14 percent), Piraeus (-13.1 percent) and Alpha (-6.6 percent). On the flipside, the top

    3%
  5. Greek stocks rise 3.8 pct on week, banks rebound by 10.7 pct
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    ), Eurobank (+11.6 percent) and Alpha (+11.1 percent). From the non-financial stocks, the Public Power

    3%
  6. Greek stocks remain flat during week, banks underperform

    Economy

    were recorded by Eurobank (-13.6 percent) followed by Piraeus (-6.8 percent) and Grivalia Properties

    3%
  7. Greek stocks rebound 2.4 pct, banks edge down for fourth successive week
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    losses were Alpha (-3.4 percent) and Eurobank (-2.7 percent), while Piraeus edged up 0.8 percent

    3%
  8. Lower bad loan provisions and increased write-offs for Greek banks in Q2
    Photo by MacroPolis

    Economy

    with Eurobank and NBG following suit on August 31. As in the case of previous quarters’ results, the key

    3%
  9. Newsletter 86 - 26/08/2016

    Newsletters

    that it will provide a trade finance facility of 100 million to Eurobank, marking the first entry

    3%
  10. Newsletter 88 - 16/09/2016

    Newsletters

    a trend reversal was illustrated by the fact that NPEs at Alpha Bank and Eurobank rose in the second

    3%