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NBG 2024 profits at 1.16 bln, commision income up 12 pct at 427 mln
EconomyBankingIncome (PPI) stood at 1.9 billion, up by 5 percent annually. Operating expenses in 2024 were 884 million
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April primary surplus beats target thanks to improved taxes and contained spending
EconomyMacroeconomy884 million euros from the RRF this year.
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Timing factors and contained spending keep primary balance 2.89 bln above target in April
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros. It has also received a new tranche from the RRF of 884 million euros.
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Budget balance up to May well above target as VAT brings in 650 mln more than planned
EconomyMacroeconomyalso received a new tranche from the RRF of 884 million euros.
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Primary surplus up to June at 4.48 bln as taxes continue to outperform, spending contained
EconomyMacroeconomywas in a roughly 600 million euros deficit. Greece has also received 884 million euros year-to-date from
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VAT and underspend drive budget outperformance in first six months
EconomyMacroeconomy. It has also received a new tranche from the RRF of 884 million euros, below target by 374 million
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Primary balance at 5.73 bln up to July as RRF-related spending revs up
EconomyMacroeconomy, the PIB was in a roughly 900 million euros deficit. Greece has also received 884 million euros year
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Athens blocks EU statement on China amid growing economic ties
PoliticsForeign Policycriticise China’s human rights record. The European Union tables such a statement at the United Nations... for the latest version of the text to be submitted to the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Amnesty... that this statement could have undermined the imminent bilateral Council of Human Rights between the EU
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After local elections in Turkey, Athens hopes recent tension with Ankara will ease
PoliticsForeign Policysources, the Turkish Ambassador to Greece, Burak Özügergin, has given reassurances to his interlocutors
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Ankara springs surprise on Athens with Libya maritime deal
PoliticsForeign Policycalled Turkey’s Ambassador to Athens, Burak Ozgurgegin, to the Foreign Ministry in Athens to demand
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