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GREEK ECONOMY

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  • Tsipras vs Mitsotakis:The Top 1% at the Checkout,€40 Billion on the Table—and a Greece Stuck at 68% of Europe

    Tsipras vs Mitsotakis: The Top 1% at the Checkout, €40 Billion on the Table — and a Greece Stuck at 68% of Europe

    Alexis Tsipras’ interview with SKAI went far beyond the battle over petrol prices and benefits. It brought into focus the economic confrontation likely to dominate the road to the next election: who should bear the cost of the crisis, how far redistribution can go, and how much fiscal space Greece actually has. European data support part of the opposition’s case on purchasing power and housing, while the government points to growth, employment and fiscal discipline. In the middle lies the question that could ultimately define the debate: will the promises survive the numbers?

    • Pagenews Editor
    Tsipras vs Mitsotakis:The Top 1% at the Checkout,€40 Billion on the Table—and a Greece Stuck at 68% of Europe
  • Why Not Simply Cut the Tax on Petrol? The Answer Is Worth Hundreds of Millions

    Why Not Simply Cut the Tax on Petrol? The Answer Is Worth Hundreds of Millions

    Kyriakos Mitsotakis has opened the door to a temporary reduction in fuel excise duties, but behind every cent that could disappear from the pump price lies a substantial cost to Greece’s budget — and a crucial decision that Athens wants Brussels to make.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Why Not Simply Cut the Tax on Petrol? The Answer Is Worth Hundreds of Millions
  • Kalafatis: Greece Targets Exports at 60% of GDP — €3.1bn in Investments and €150m for AI

    Kalafatis: Greece Targets Exports at 60% of GDP — €3.1bn in Investments and €150m for AI

    Deputy Development Minister Stavros Kalafatis set out the government’s vision for Greece in 2030: stronger production, a more competitive industrial base and exports exceeding the EU average. At the center of the plan are 930 investment projects worth €3.1 billion, 15,000 new jobs and a dedicated €150 million development scheme for Artificial Intelligence and new technologies.

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    Kalafatis: Greece Targets Exports at 60% of GDP — €3.1bn in Investments and €150m for AI
  • Athens Enters the Hedge Fund Map: Millennium and Rokos Put Greece on Global Finance’s Radar

    Athens Enters the Hedge Fund Map: Millennium and Rokos Put Greece on Global Finance’s Radar

    The Greek government spent nearly a year building a strategy to attract major hedge funds to Athens. It is now seeing the first heavyweight names move in. Millennium Management and Rokos Capital Management could become anchor players for a new financial ecosystem built around tax predictability, a 5% carried-interest regime for qualifying professionals and an effort to bring highly skilled Greek talent back home.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Athens Enters the Hedge Fund Map: Millennium and Rokos Put Greece on Global Finance’s Radar
  • Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Nikos Androulakis used the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair to make his clearest bid yet for government: seven flagship reforms for the first six months, lower energy costs, tougher action against market concentration, tax relief for SMEs, a new strategy for agriculture and a “New Helsinki” framework for relations with Turkey. His central message was unmistakable: PASOK wants to be judged not simply as an opposition party, but as a government-in-waiting.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan
  • Markets ‘Vote’ Before the Ballot – DBRS Sees Limited Political Risk for Greece

    Markets ‘Vote’ Before the Ballot – DBRS Sees Limited Political Risk for Greece

    While opinion polls leave Greece’s post-election governing equation open, markets are sending a very different signal: a positive outlook from DBRS, a 2,800-point target from Goldman Sachs, strong fund overweight positioning and fresh upgrades for Greek banks.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Markets ‘Vote’ Before the Ballot – DBRS Sees Limited Political Risk for Greece
  • Greece Posts Best Job-Creation Performance in 25 Years as Unemployment Falls Below 8%

    Greece Posts Best Job-Creation Performance in 25 Years as Unemployment Falls Below 8%

    A record 323,136 net new jobs were created in the first seven months of 2026, while unemployment fell to 7.9% from 17.9% in 2019 — shifting Greece’s labour-policy challenge from simply creating jobs to delivering better-paid, more productive and fully declared employment.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Greece Posts Best Job-Creation Performance in 25 Years as Unemployment Falls Below 8%
  • Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Greece’s Recovery Fund programme is entering its final phase as the government seeks to turn billions of euros from Brussels into a tangible political dividend — healthcare, digital services, infrastructure and investment are in focus, while the bigger question is what comes after the RRF.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?
  • Greece Back Under the Ratings Microscope: Debt Becomes the New Weapon for an Upgrade

    Greece Back Under the Ratings Microscope: Debt Becomes the New Weapon for an Upgrade

    DBRS, Scope, Moody’s, S&P and Fitch begin the second round of Greece’s 2026 reviews — the key question is no longer whether Athens can defend investment grade, but how far its rapid debt reduction can push the country up the ratings ladder

    • Pagenews Editor
    Greece Back Under the Ratings Microscope: Debt Becomes the New Weapon for an Upgrade
  • An Autopsy of Greece’s Economic Success Story: When Macroeconomic Gains Meet Social Skepticism

    An Autopsy of Greece's Economic Success Story: When Macroeconomic Gains Meet Social Skepticism

    Growth, investment-grade status, fiscal surpluses and credit upgrades on one side. Inflation, housing costs, private debt and stagnant purchasing power on the other. Greece's economic debate is no longer about the numbers—it is about what those numbers actually mean.

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    An Autopsy of Greece’s Economic Success Story: When Macroeconomic Gains Meet Social Skepticism
  • Pierrakakis Unveils New Private Debt Framework: “Real Second Chances” for More Than 2 Million Borrowers

    Pierrakakis Unveils New Private Debt Framework: “Real Second Chances” for More Than 2 Million Borrowers

    Retroactive interest reductions, new 72-installment repayment plans, expanded access to the out-of-court settlement mechanism, higher protected bank account limits, and stronger safeguards for primary residences form the core of Greece’s new private debt reform.

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    Pierrakakis Unveils New Private Debt Framework: “Real Second Chances” for More Than 2 Million Borrowers
  • Markets Show Confidence in Greece Amid Wartime Uncertainty

    Markets Show Confidence in Greece Amid Wartime Uncertainty

    International rating agencies reaffirm Greece’s economic resilience, highlighting strong growth, fiscal discipline, and steady debt reduction despite global geopolitical tensions

    • Pagenews Editor
    Markets Show Confidence in Greece Amid Wartime Uncertainty
  • Greek Economy Reshapes Its Productive Profile Through Exports, Industry and Tourism”

    Greek Economy Reshapes Its Productive Profile Through Exports, Industry and Tourism”

    Greece’s economy is undergoing a meaningful structural transformation, moving away from outdated labels such as the “coffee economy” and embracing a more diversified and competitive model, according to a new study by INSETE.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Greek Economy Reshapes Its Productive Profile Through Exports, Industry and Tourism”
  • Three Global Signals Mark Greece’s Full Economic Comeback

    Three Global Signals Mark Greece’s Full Economic Comeback

    From London to Luxembourg, international markets and European institutions are sending clear signs of confidence in Greece’s accelerated growth, debt reduction, and reform trajectory.

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    Three Global Signals Mark Greece’s Full Economic Comeback
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