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S&P keeps rating at 'B+' and highlights obstacles to competitiveness
EconomyStandard and Poor’s (S&P) reaffirmed on Friday its credit rating for Greece at ‘B+’, also maintaining its positive outlook. S&P was the first rating agency to upgrade Greece following the Eurogroup agreement in June last year when the parameters for the debt relief were agreed but has kept
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Newsletter 204 -03/05/2019
of 192.75 billion for 2019, the debt pile corresponds to 54.2 percent of GDP. Standard and Poor’s
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Fears and reassurances over PPC's dire finances
EconomyFeaturesStandard and Poor’s went as far as to suggest that the company could face bankruptcy in the near future
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Athens warned about missing fiscal targets rather than changing them unilaterally
EconomyProgrammenegotiations. “Sometimes they criticised us when we shared out the excess surplus among poor people, other
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EC warns budget not on track due to handouts, advises against further underspend
EconomyProgrammethe introduction of the schemes will further undermine the poor payment discipline in the country
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Tsipras to get election campaign underway as parties target middle class voters
PoliticsGreek Politics. This will be SYRIZA’s opportunity to press the reset button after a poor showing in the European and local elections
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SYRIZA unveils array of pledges to win over voters ahead of July 7 vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsmembers of society. In the wake of the party’s poor showing in the European elections, several SYRIZA
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Mitsotakis focuses on investment and taxes as ND launches election campaign
PoliticsGreek Politicsand that this will lead to a low participation. ND fears that a poor turnout could put in jeopardy its goal
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Lenders urge new government to meet fiscal targets as Athens issues 7-year bond
EconomyProgrammeand competitiveness,” added Regling. “This is particularly important given the poor demographic outlook
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Hatzidakis announces strategy for partial privatisation of PPC
EconomyFeaturesto rescue PPC, since the company’s finances were so poor that the partially privatised “small PPC” idea
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