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Industrial turnover rises by 7 pct in November
EconomyMacroeconomyshowed positive growth for the month. The biggest growth was seen in capital goods, with an increase
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Institutions wrap up talks with focus on NPLs, primary residences and budget
EconomyProgrammeDiscussions between the Greek government and the institutions were due to draw to a close on Thursday, leaving Athens with 2-3 weeks to complete the 16 reforms that are pending as part of the second review of the post-programme era. A range of issues have been discussed in the Greek capital
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FDI, rather than tax cuts, holds key to stronger growth rates - study
EconomyFeaturesand maturity of existing industries in Greece today The industry’s export intensity The industry’s capital
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Industrial production up by 1.1 pct in Dec and 1 pct overall in 2018
EconomyMacroeconomyproduction drops, led by consumer durables which fell by 9.8 percent. This was followed by capital
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Fitch keeps Greek rating stable at 'BB-' but sees growth momentum building
Economypercent of loans by 2021 and ease the pressure on banks profitability and capital position. However
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Industrial turnover falls by 0.9 pct in December for first negative reading of 2018
EconomyMacroeconomy. This was followed by capital goods (-8.6 percent) and energy (-2.9 percent). Intermediate goods
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Tsipras advertises launch of rent subsidy scheme in latest voter-friendly initiative
PoliticsGreek Politicscapital markets that we mean business,” he said, indicating that he would like to see the primary
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Athens starts MTFS process with baseline scenario that sees growth slowing down
Economycapital formation growth rates of 5.2 percent in 2023, from 11.9 percent this year. Employment The most
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EC sets out improvements Athens should make to primary residence proposal
EconomyProgrammeat risk. According to the surveillance report, a full assessment of the impact on the capital base
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Deliberations over primary residence bill set to delay green light from Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammeand handed the results to Greece’s central lenders. According to Capital, the banks found
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