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Concerns about RRF growing as deadlines loom
PoliticsGreek Politicsconnections rather than being shared out meritocratically and with innovation and job creation
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Broad impact of inflation crisis becoming clearer
Agorais usually one percentage point lower than the national CPI, which is monitored by ELSTAT and is due
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GDP rises by 2.3 pct QoQ in Q1 as consumption grows, but other components shrink
EconomyMacroeconomy. The Bank of Greece is usually aligned with the Greek authorities, although slightly more optimistic than
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Parties balanced finely as build-up to next elections gathers pace
PoliticsGreek Politicsmore positive ratings than his opponents: 46 pct have a positive or “probably positive” view of his
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PM broaches demographics issue, stresses role of migration
PoliticsGreek Politicsand the hard right of Greek politics, rather than from SYRIZA, which has an even more liberal stance
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Industrial production drops by 4.5 pct YoY in Apr as electricity supply falls by almost 30 pct MoM
EconomyMacroeconomyin more than one year, but still indicates solid operating conditions in the Greek manufacturing sector
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Unemployment rate steady at 12.5 pct in Apr, employment continues to grow YoY
EconomyMacroeconomythan firings, a record number. During the first four months of 2022 the employment balance
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PM trails more relief, insists on dominant role for ND in future govt
PoliticsGreek Politicswas proud to see the country in an incomparably better state than he found it in 2019 and better placed
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Seasonal jobs account for 7 in 10 hirings as balance nears 100,000 in May
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s employment balance continued its recovery in May with 99,956 more hires then departures, according to data from the Labour Ministry’s Ergani information system released on Tuesday. April also had a solid positive balance of 124,365 more hirings than departures. The balance in May last year
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Subsidies fuel pre-election mood as SYRIZA starts preparing
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the polls early rather than wait until the end of his four-year term next summer and possibly see his
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