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Over 26 pct of young Greeks out of education, training and work - second highest in EU
SocietyGreece has the second highest share in the European Union of NEETs – young people aged 20-24 who are neither in employment nor in education or training – and also saw its proportion of NEETs jump by 9.3 percentage points over a decade, data from Eurostat shows. Just over one in four (26.1 percent
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Newsletter 86 - 02/09/2016
continues Retail sales fell for the 13th straight month in June, which saw a 5.2 percent drop from 7.9
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Greek households continue to slash spending on goods and services
Societyexpenditure stands at 33.1 percent. Durables (-49 percent) saw the biggest fall, followed by clothing
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Deposits edge down to 123.5 bln in September on outflows of 379 mln
EconomyMacroeconomythe completion of the first programme review, banks saw inflows of 2.04 billion over the past five months
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What could Trump's victory mean for Greece?
Agorain all these countries. As we saw in Britain, an election result can be enough to allow latent anger
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Athens digests Trump victory, sees economic complications
PoliticsForeign Policyadministration, which it saw as being supportive of Greece’s positions on the debt issue and Cyprus
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Obama puts emphasis on issues deemed vital by Greece in Athens visit
PoliticsForeign PolicyAngela Merkel in Berlin when he leaves Athens. “My hope, given the growth we saw this year, is that we
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Obama emphasises need for debt relief in Athens but Berlin keeps expectations low
PoliticsForeign Policymedia saw as providing a potential boost to the local tourism sector via the international coverage
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Attacks on Chios refugee camp underline precarious balance on islands
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the migrants’ plight, islanders saw tourism revenues drop this summer and this has stoked some resentment
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Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
EconomyFeatures, and forecasts which don’t see an immediate return to the days of the high prices we once saw, it becomes
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