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Disposable income rises by 4.9 pct YoY in Q1, final consumption up by 0.2 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyand a gradual shift towards part-time and flexible work over full-time positions. Before losing office
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Bid for better use of digital tools likely to have decisive impact on ND's goals
PoliticsGreek Politicsrecognised that the Post Office (ELTA) is in poor financial shape and that this will have
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New Democracy starts rolling out its first three bills
PoliticsGreek Politicsinto legislation the monitoring system, known as “Mazi,” that the Prime Minister’s Office will use
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Staikouras strikes note of caution on fiscal space and tax cuts
EconomyProgrammegrowth rates than those when they came in office. On the economic front, a stable tax regime
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Athens hopes lower bond yields strengthen case for reducing fiscal targets
EconomyProgrammepresenting the new government’s achievements in its first month in office, he stressed that trust
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Amid clash over watchdog, ND expects reforms to deliver more effective governance
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat Mitsotakis brought EYP under the auspices of the Prime Minister’s Office, questioned whether
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PBO highlights budget, recovery risks in latest report
EconomyMacroeconomyThe quarterly report of Parliament’s Budget Office (PBO) raises some concerns on the budget front as developments over the last months have increased fiscal risks, although achieving the target of 3.5 percent of GDP for this year remains feasible. More specifically, when applying the ESA
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Govt looks for ways to manage promised tax cuts as Mitsotakis continues European charm offensive
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAngela Merkel’s office lists bilateral relations, economic policy, and European and international
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Athens boosted by Lagarde's comments on primary surplus, but no move due for now
PoliticsGreek Politicsresonance in Athens. There was no official response from the Prime Minister’s Office to Lagarde’s
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Mitsotakis buoyed by poll ratings, boost to growth narrative
PoliticsGreek Politics” that the New Democracy government made it clear upon taking office that it would respect the 3.5 percent
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