Fixed rate for 80% of mortgages, as demand rises
New housing loans jumped 40% last year, pointing to a similar growth in mortgage credit this year too.
Papadimoulis re-elected European Parliament vice-president
Dimitris Papadimoulis, leader of Syriza’s delegation to the European Parliament, was elected Tuesday as one of the body’s 14 vice-presidents for the fourth time.
Sales of electric vehicles surpass diesel in Europe, a first
Europeans bought more electric cars than diesels in December, a stunning illustration of the growing popularity of battery power and the decline of diesel, which was once the most popular engine option in Europe.
Greece to issue new 10-year bond
Greece is expected to make its first market foray for 2022 on Wednesday with a 10-year bond issue, barring any unforeseeable circumstances.
GIS 2022 coming to Athens
Delphi Economic Forum and Compete Gr on Tuesday announced that the next Global Innovation Summit 2022 will take place in Athens.
Alekos Fassianos (1935-2022): The voice of past and present
I was relatively new at Kathimerini when I interviewed Alekos Fassianos for the first time, at his home, in the late 1990s. The entrance was like some magical gateway into a universe designed entirely by him.
Upgrading medium-level hotel infrastructure
The modernization and the upgrading of three-star hotels are being introduced in the country’s development law, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said Tuesday in an interview with public broadcaster ERT.
Cartoon by Dimitris Hantzopoulos (18/01/22)
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ATHEX: Profit-taking session after big advance
After a long period of growth that took the Greek bourse benchmark to an 85-month high, overdue profit-taking inflicted some losses on local stock prices that accelerated as the session went along on Tuesday.
The price of PCR tests
The Piraeus Bank employees’ association has been providing its members and their families with molecular (PCR) tests since September – when their retail price was 60-70 euros – at a price of 25 euros each, reaching 15,000 people.