The first consequences of increased uncertainty in the economy are reflected in Bank of Greece data on financing conditions for the coming quarter, with a decline in demand for housing loans due to a deterioration in consumer confidence.
Deposits in the Cypriot banking system climbed to a nine-year high last month, while total loans continued their downward path, declining to a five-month low, boosting liquidity in the system to over 23 billion euros.
A national agency to promote Greece as a conference destination country will be set up under the name Greek Meetings Alliance, it was announced on Tuesday.
Erdogan’s performance suggests that his nationalist agenda, menacing rhetoric against Greece and US-bashing are paying off.
The will of local authorities and mayors can sometimes work wonders, even where the central government has failed to get things done.
Wednesday’s session at the Greek stock market was evenly balanced, with blue chips going down and mid-caps going up, the benchmark posting negligible losses and the majority of stocks enjoying gains.
Greek islands dominate the list of Europe’s best islands according to the votes of Conde Nast Traveller readers for this year.
Greece’s first interactive, drive-through movie experience, Cinema Alive, goes full-tilt horror with screenings of “Poltergeist,” “The Nun” and “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.”
The Single Social Security Entity (EFKA) continued to perform at record speed in the issuance of pending applications for main pensions last month.
Isokratisses, an all-female vocal ensemble who perform polyphonic songs from the region of Epirus, traveled to the US on the initiative of award-winning producer and ethnomusicologist Christopher King, bringing this form of archaic music to American audiences.