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Revenues 705 mln short in June but expenditure above target by 961 mln
Economythe further delay in the collection of the first instalment of the corporate income tax until July 20
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Cash primary surplus reaches 1.3 bln at end of June on lower expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomyin June, we understand that it would also reflect the further delay in the payment of the first
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Tsipras holds off on reshuffle, suggests no way back for rebels
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras put off plans for a reshuffle on Thursday and may delay changes to his cabinet until next week, when a second set of measures demanded by lenders are due to be voted through Parliament. Tsipras is said to be discussing with his aides whether to replace just the five
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Stand-off within SYRIZA to continue as Konstantopoulou stands firm
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor them for Tsipras to make the move and perhaps suffer the political cost as well. The delay also
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IOBE think-tank sees recession of up to 2.5 pct this year, milder in 2016
Economyfor the implementation of the programme. The think-tank underlines that any delay and continuation of the uncertainty
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Tsipras lays down gauntlet to SYRIZA rebels, proposes September congress or members' vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsto achieve two things: 1) To delay any internal discussion or turbulence until after an agreement has been
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Tsipras ponders delaying snap elections until debt relief talks start
PoliticsGreek Politics– at least temporarily – and causing friction with Greece’s lenders. Of course, a possible delay
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Lafazanis out of blocks early, announces anti-bailout party ahead of bailout vote
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMinister Alexis Tsipras had wanted. The delay was due to parliamentary speaker Zoe Konstantopoulou
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Opposition drags out pre-election process, hoping Tsipras pays cost
PoliticsGreek Politicson Monday that the vote could still take place on September 20, as Tsipras wanted, despite the delay caused
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July credit contraction at 1.5 pct, slowest since Aug 2011
EconomyMacroeconomyfor a recession of 2.3 percent this year and 1.3 percent in 2016, are expected to further delay the long-awaited
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