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Newsletter 337 - 13/05/2022
for the last nine months. This week also saw the debut of third party Movement for Change (KINAL
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Incorporating impact of Ukraine war, EC revises growth forecast down to 3.5 pct
EconomyMacroeconomywith those presented by the Greek authorities in the MTFS a few days ago, which saw growth rates
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Current account deficit deepens in Mar, reaching 6.45 bln for Q1
EconomyMacroeconomypartly offset by an improvement in the services balance. March saw another deep current account
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Speculation about snap polls after summer revived by PM's US trip
PoliticsGreek Politicsrecently saw strong turnouts for internal voting procedures and Mitsotakis may have seen this as a warning
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New energy subsidy scheme nearing launch as public remains sceptical
PoliticsGreek Politics-KINAL saw hardly any change in its support, which stands at 13.2 pct in the latest poll
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ND draws battle lines around universities as tensions flare over reforms and policing
PoliticsGreek Politicsover the opposition, particularly on the left. Last week saw clashes at the University of Thessaloniki
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Early summer fire highlights precariousness of snap election option
PoliticsGreek Politics,” he said. Androulakis saw his proposed candidate, Andreas Spyropoulos, elected as the new head
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Broad impact of inflation crisis becoming clearer
Agora, which saw the Greek number climb to 10.7 pct in May, from 9.1 pct in the previous month. HICP
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PM broaches demographics issue, stresses role of migration
PoliticsGreek Politics. The economic crisis of the previous decade, which saw birth rates fall, emigration among young people rise
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Rising bond yields a concern, but not an immediate fiscal problem
Economyand a yield of 1.83 pct, doubling last year’s inaugural 10-year bond. The PDMA saw a window
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