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PMI up to 53.1 in Dec as business conditions improve at fastest pace in over a decade
EconomyMacroeconomyto the optimism supported by availability of credit in November’s survey. Markit analysts highlight
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PMI up to 55.2 in January, highest since October 2007
EconomyMacroeconomythan selling prices. Markit analysts commented on the strong start to the year which Greece’s
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Hydrocarbons add to tension between Turkey, Greece and Cyprus
PoliticsForeign Policy. What is called for is calm and clear heads and a serious management of the situation.” Analysts note
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Name talks enter crucial phase as Athens prepares to share draft "pact"
PoliticsForeign Policyof a single and untranslated name i.e. Gornamakedonija. Analysts believe it will be quite difficult
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PMI at 56.1 in February, most improved since June 2000
EconomyMacroeconomymacroeconomic outlook. Markit analysts commented that February’s strong performance and the nine-month streak
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IFRS 9 provisions required by banks in line with expectations
EconomyBankingof potential loan losses. Market analysts had estimated the impact of the new accounting rules
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NBG reports net loss of 163 mln in 2017, bad loans continue to fall
EconomyBanking. Analysts commented that NBG is targeting a reduction of 1.5 billion in NPLs for 2018, largely from
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PMI at 55 pts in March, slowing from Feb but above 50 for tenth month
EconomyMacroeconomyin the face of strong foreign demand. Markit analysts commented that March’s growth remained strong
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Turkish elections put Athens on alert as name talks reach crucial juncture
PoliticsForeign Policyfail. Diplomats and analysts in both countries also seem pessimistic. They note that if both sides
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PMI slows to 52.9 pts in April, sector confidence hits all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomy. Markit analysts commented that after an exceptionally strong first quarter, Greece’s manufacturing
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