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Newsletter 88 - 16/09/2016
rules or new players entering the field, any anticipated lift-off will hardly materialise. The Hellenic
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Out with the old, in with the old
Agoraserious suspicions about what prompted Thursday’s intervention. It could perhaps have been passed off
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Mitsotakis uses tax cut pledge as driving force in effort to provide alternative
PoliticsGreek Politicsparticularly well with), before rounding off with a pledge to welcome other parties or politicians
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A market for NPL resolution
Agora, despite innovative rules or new players entering the field, any anticipated lift-off will hardly
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Newsletter 89 - 23/09/2016
is concerned is rapidly turning into a debacle. Unless the government is able to quickly shake off
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TV permit tender triggers turmoil in Greek judiciary, questions about gov't role
PoliticsGreek Politicstender. The head of Greece’s highest administrative court, Nikos Sakellariou called off the plenary
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Row with church too much for Tsipras's fragile coalition
Agoraan agreement with Greece’s lenders and to fend off accusations of corruption requires the kind
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Tsipras's meeting with judiciary seen crossing the line
PoliticsGreek Politicswith the constitution. Sakellariou’s decision to call off the hearing was deemed as unusual, although not illegal
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Greek stocks on the rise again, end week 2.1 pct up
Economyoff next week. The general index of the Athens Stock Exchange climbed to 589.29 on Friday, reaching
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Greek stocks edge up 0.8 pct for third successive week
EconomyAfter some ups and downs, the Greek stock market edged up 0.8 percent this week, while trading volumes remained subdued for the fifth straight week. The second programme review kicked off on Friday with an agreement in sight on privatisations and arrears clearance. The key market focus
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