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ND hangs on to lead but decisive election victory hangs in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsand Turkish aggression third at 13.8 pct. The majority (62.5 pct) blame global events for the price
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Newsletter 356 - 21/10/2022
raised global concerns about a recession have made investors sceptical of building positions
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Speculation over polls heats up as parties battle over cost-of-living measures
PoliticsGreek Politicsof “multiplying the painful consequences of global crises”. He argued that Greece has one of the highest
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Newsletter 357 - 04/11/2022
to prices. The PMI data by S&P Global over the last four months capture the economic effects
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PM hits back at surveillance list claims, falls out with ally
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe use of spyware by private actors and foreign governments, which he described as a global
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Industrial production back in negative territory for Sep as electricity supply drops sharply
EconomyMacroeconomyof the Greek manufacturing sector, and S&P Global notes this is now also reflected in the firms’ output
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EC cuts 2023 growth forecast by more than half to 1 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyexpected to slow down as European partners and the global economy will experience their own
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Budget sees Greece outdoing peers with 1.8 pct growth, 0.7 pct primary surplus in 2023
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Finance Ministry tabled in Parliament on Monday the final budget for 2023, which - despite the global challenges - sees Greece outperforming EU peers and avoiding a recession, while also delivering a primary surplus. Growth for next year is seen at 1.8 pct, a minor revision from the 2.1 pct
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SYRIZA pushes alternative cost-of-living package but govt support still a vote-winner
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the legislation, opposition parties referred to Greece’s worsening position in global indices of press freedom
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Industrial turnover grows 23.7 pct YoY in Oct, but drops by 2.6 pct MoM
EconomyMacroeconomyOctober to 48.4 points, according to S&P Global data. November’s PMI is the fifth consecutive decline
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