European boards face a paradox that traditional financial analysis cannot solve: Why is access to credit tightening even as central banks ease monetary policy?

An emergency child benefit of €150 per child is set to be paid automatically into bank accounts by late June 2026, with no new application required

Greek tax authority AADE held its March lottery. One will walk away with €50,000, while five others win €20,000 each, all just for paying electronically

According to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), low innovation and the slow adoption of technology by businesses are additional problems

A new report finds 6.8 million Britons now live in severe poverty, with children and minority communities disproportionately affected, highlighting persistent economic inequalities despite modest growth

From soaring defense budgets to shifting supply chains, experts warn that the end of the post–Cold War “peace dividend” is reshaping global markets and debt

In this episode of the podcast we look at what Trump's tariff policy will mean for Greece.

A new labor bill that aims to significantly simplify procedures in the labor market is currently being prepared by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, claims Minister Niki Kerameus.

The Bank of Greece has reported a decline in private sector deposits for the second consecutive month.

Recent political turmoil in the country has sent inflation projection for 2025 1% higher than previous estimates.

Today's Bank of Greece Interim Report on Monetary Policy depicts a healthy economy, but warns that stronger growth is needed to fully overcome the economic crisis.

A handful of incentives is also envisioned for mergers and acquisitions, along with greater innovation and bonuses for start-ups.

The concerning figures come in spite of the summer sales by retailers, as consumers are trying to make ends meet due to the rising cost of living.

The macroeconomic profile also reflects Greece's improved credit conditions, which are still characterized by high levels of non-performing loans (NPLs) compared to the European sector.

The rise is primarily attributed to the fall of the balance of goods records and, to a lesser extent, to the balance of primary income.