Positive agenda to dominate Erdogan visit
A wide range of so-called “low diplomacy” issues will be revised on Thursday when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan travels to Athens, accompanied by a number of Turkish government ministers.
Investors note momentum in Greek economy
The investment community recognizes the momentum of the Greek economy.
Knife, makeshift weapons found at street brawl site
The Greek police said its officers seized a flick knife, a hammer, a firebomb, two wooden bats and the handle of a sledgehammer from the site of a brawl between rival youth gangs in northern Athens.
Greek T-bill sale on Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced it will auction 52-week treasury bills on Wednesday to the amount of 375 million euros, in book entry form, with maturity on December 6, 2024.
Tsunis hails Greek growth and US investments
Over the next two or three years Greece’s economy will grow three times faster than the EU average, noted US Ambassador George Tsunis, speaking at the 34th Greek Economic Summit GES2023 – “Fostering a Sustainable Economic Future Amidst Global Challenges” on Monday and Tuesday.
Greek interest rate spread remains unchanged
The interest rate spread between new deposits and loans remained almost unchanged at 5.71% in October as the weighted average interest rate on new deposits increased to 0.46%, while the corresponding rate on new loans remained almost unchanged at 6.17%, the Bank of Greece said on Monday.
Best video games of 2023
The return of beloved characters along with ambitious new titles turned this year into one of the video game industry’s best, leaving players with an embarrassment of riches.
Mortgage rate at 4.91% in Cyprus
Mortgage interest rates in Cyprus climbed to 4.91% in October 2023.
Greens are ‘winter champions,’ as Olympiakos falters
Panathinaikos is the so-called “winter champion” for a second year in a row, having finished the first half of the regular season on top.
Six challenges for the Greek economy in 2024
The Greek economy’s six challenges in 2024 were the focus of an address by National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis at an event on Monday, although he underlined that Greece has “turned the page.”