Greek price increases driven mostly by goods as services inflation plunges
The view from Nicosia, 10 years after the bail-in of bank depositors. This guest post by Dr Alexander Apostolides is part two in a two-part series.
Ten years ago today, in one of the most fraught episodes of Europe’s debt crisis, euro-area finance ministers met in Brussels and decided that part of…
Greece's economy grew 5.9 percent last year, one of the highest rates in the euro area
Greek banks' credit expansion channelled mostly to businesses
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Tourism recovery was not enough to stop current account deficit hitting 13-year high
Greek CPI growth decelerates; core price increases remain thorny
Industrial output is contracting, but Greek manufacturing is still growing
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