Table of Contents 1 Inactive 2 Kikeonas 3 the “guardian” 4 Protests 5 **How can policymakers effectively leverage unclaimed inheritances to address Greece’s housing crisis while navigating the ethical complexities surrounding deceased individuals’ wishes?** There are too many paradoxes in the Greek economy. It is characteristic that in these conditions of the housing crisis, the … Read more
The government prides itself on the performance of the Greek economy and promotes them with fervor at every opportunity. Economic policy makers are excited about growth rates that are more than double the European average, they defend the investment climate, they talk about waves of public and private, domestic and foreign, investment, about the performance … Read more
In shielding the high growth rates of the Greek economy in the coming years, the new landscape of lower interest rates that is already prescribed by the ECB’s intentions to accelerate the rate of easing of its monetary policy is expected to contribute. The strong downward trends in inflation in the eurozone and the alarming … Read more
The developments in the Greek economy now seem almost exactly predictable. As the managers of the economic studies departments of the commercial banks say, the Greek economic figures have been developing in recent years according to forecasts, without major outbreaks and certainly without discouraging disappointments. It is as if the economy has entered a long … Read more
An information note on the Medium-Term Fiscal Structural Program 2025-2028, recently presented by the Minister of National Economy and Finance Kostis Hatzidakis, and expected to be discussed tomorrow in the competent Committee of the Parliament, issued the Ministry of Finance. Specifically, the information note, with the motto “Debt reduction, growth, income increase”, states the following: … Read more
Its final decision to record retroactively from 2012 the deferred interest of the second memorandum, with a total value of 12.4 billion euros, to the amount of the public debt at the end of 2023 and then to record the interest annually until 2032, when the grace period, Eurostat informed the financial staff, creating new … Read more
A large increase in GDP, significant primary surpluses, a reduction in unemployment to pre-crisis levels and a de-escalation of debt, the Medium-term Financial Structural Plan 2025-2028the main points of which were presented at a press conference by the Minister of National Economy and Finance Kostis Hatzidakis with Deputy Minister Thanos Petralia. And as the minister … Read more
![GDP: At 2.3% in the second quarter of 2024 [γραφήματα]
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The Greek economy (GDP) “ran” at a rate of 2.3% in the second quarter of 2024, according to the data published today by ELSTAT. Based on these data for the first half the growth was 2.15%. In particular, based on the available seasonally adjusted data, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in volume terms, during the … Read more
The Bank of Greece foresees a marginal acceleration of growth in 2024 and 2025, however keeping its quantitative estimates unchanged. As stated in the monthly report on the Greek economy published today, according to the projections of the Bank of Greece, as part of the June 2024 Eurosystem experts’ projections, growth is expected to accelerate … Read more
After the verdict of DBRS late last night, which upgraded the outlook of the Greek debt to positive, the interest of the markets is now turned to the oracle of Moody’s, the only one of the international rating agencies that has not yet given the coveted investment grade to the Greek economy . The American … Read more