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  1. EC keeps growth estimates broadly unchanged, fiscal outlook improves markedly
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    adjustments for the Greek growth outlook from the previous estimate in May. The Commission for 2024 sees.... In May, growth for this year was seen at 2.2 percent and 2.3 percent for 2025. Inflation in Greece... in 2025, falling below the 2 percent threshold in 2026. In the estimates in May, inflation for 2024

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  2. Greece seeks to continue talks with Turkey despite new obstacles
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    to avoid any statement that may be seen as indirect involvement in Turkey’s domestic affairs. The two sides so far have avoided making any move that may have caused tensions. Greek officials... that these activities comply with maritime law and may involve prior navigational warnings (Navtex

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  3. ND in danger of being blown off course by farming subsidy scandal

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that the percentage of respondents intending to back New Democracy has fallen from 22.6 pct in May.... In the projected results, ND gets 28.5 pct, almost two points lower than in May, while PASOK gets 13.1... since May in the percentage of respondents who feel Greece is heading in the wrong direction

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  4. How will Trump's tariffs affect Greece?
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    Agora

    2026. With the actual tariff now at 15%, the impact may be significantly higher. UBS ranked Greece... received exemption status. However, competition among EU member states for such exemptions may undermine... markets. Currency fluctuations may offer partial relief, with a stronger US dollar mitigating tariff

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  5. Newsletter 507 - 05/06/2026

    Newsletters

    - and even then, the numbers may not add up. The government is also watching the potential entry of a new... that cap its longer‑term growth potential. We think these estimates may prove optimistic... Greece climbing further to 5% in May, from 4.6% previously, giving Greece the third‑highest rate

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  6. Newsletter 509 - 19/06/2026

    Newsletters

    and ELAS. She argued that political conditions may make such cooperation necessary after the next... consistently since March, with Eurostat’s HICP rising from 2.9% in February to 4.9% in May, the latest... during the conflict may require months, or even years, to fully repair. There is a strong chance

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  7. Newsletter 514 - 24/07/2026

    Newsletters

    elected under another party will not be accepted into ELAS, while those who resigned entirely may join...’s industrial turnover recorded another solid rise of 14.1 pct year-on-year (YoY) in May, though... account deficit narrowed in May to 960.2 million euros, from 1.39 billion euros in the previous month

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  8. How Greek banks could cut 2014 financing gap with a bond rollover
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    Economy

    was completed in May 2009. The Greek state issued a special bond (ISIN GR0514017145), which was its contribution in kind for the preference shares it received from the banks. The bond was issued on May 21... law, should banks not repurchase the preference shares in 5 years (i.e. until May 2014), they would

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  9. The euro debate Greece is not having
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    Agora

    You may be amongst those who are not convinced of the devastating effect that the policy mix and pace of fiscal contraction in Greece is having on society. If so, you may subscribe to the official... its involvement in the Greek program back in May 2010, the IMF includes the chart below, which shows

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  10. On Portugal, PSI and a national salvation pact

    Agora

    , you mean after the end of the bail out in May 17 and after the European Parliament Elections of end of May? From a timing standpoint, the longer Portugal waits to restructure its debt, the higher...”. Do you think the new European Parliament after May and the new European Commission could be more

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