This conversation marks a crucial step forward, as approximately 5% to 7% of the non-performing loans that were securitized in previous years have returned to regular repayments for at least a 2-year period
AADE (the Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue) launches a digital platform to encourage citizens to report fraud
According to data from Circana (formerly IRI) for the ten-month period of January-October 2023, the largest sales volume increase was recorded in non-alcoholic beverages and snacks at +4.4%, and alcoholic beverages at +4.3%
The Greek economy continues its positive course overall, but third quarter is seen slowing
Only citizens in Poland and Greece spend more than they save
The tourism, food and beverage, construction, industrial, security, technology and agricultural sectors suffer the most from labor shortages in the country
Next month Greece will repay 5.3 billion euros ahead of schedule and hopes to continue the trend in 2024
Investors want answers from Greek banks and the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund primarily on plans to maintain profitability ahead of an ECB rate cut; also seek realism from the Athens Stock Exchange around prospects of its upgrade
The state budget in Greece posted a primary surplus of 6.08 billion euros in the January-October 2023 period, up from a target surplus of 5.607 billion and a primary deficit of 350 million euros in the corresponding period last year, according to a finance ministry report, released on Monday, regarding budget execution on an amended […]
The Greek PM is London for an investment roadshow
Ireland’s fall from grace is bad news for the eurozone, which long benefited from the Celtic Tiger’s China-style growth rates
Mistakes of the past are destined to become our fate for the future if we don’t acknowledge and learn from them
The Ministry of Development has ramped up inspections to ensure advertised sales and discounts are genuine
Tax Bureau (AADE) data shows some 1,064 tax exemptions worth 15.557 bln euros
Greek GDP is expected to grow and an expected increase in investment should render the economy more resilient
The Hellenic Ministry of Development imposed fines of 1 million euros on Johnson & Johnson Hellas and 672,000 euros on Colgate-Palmolive Hellas for illegal profiteering. The new penalties come a week after major consumer product players Procter & Gamble Hellas and Elais-Unilever Hellas received a total of 2 million euros in fines for the same […]
With eurozone economic activity weakening and inflation tumbling, rate rises appear to be having greater traction
Lidl Hellas will mainly put the investment towards logistics centers
Eligible youth from 18 to 19 years of age can apply
Inflation is on the Top of the Agenda