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Greek Economy to Grow 2.3% in 2025 Despite US Tariff Risks
The Bank of Greece's annual report forecasts 2.3% Greek economic growth in 2025 despite US tariff risks potentially causing a global trade war and impacting investment, while highlighting the need for continued reforms to boost competitiveness and attract foreign investment.
Greek Economy to Grow 2.3% in 2025 Despite US Tariff Risks
The Bank of Greece's annual report forecasts 2.3% Greek economic growth in 2025 despite US tariff risks potentially causing a global trade war and impacting investment, while highlighting the need for continued reforms to boost competitiveness and attract foreign investment.
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24% Bias Score


Masoutis to Acquire Anedik Kritikos, Reshaping Greek Supermarket Landscape
Masoutis will acquire Anedik Kritikos, a Greek supermarket chain, creating a €2 billion turnover entity and reshaping the Greek grocery market by 2026; this follows a period of smaller acquisitions and reflects broader industry trends towards franchising and smaller stores.
Masoutis to Acquire Anedik Kritikos, Reshaping Greek Supermarket Landscape
Masoutis will acquire Anedik Kritikos, a Greek supermarket chain, creating a €2 billion turnover entity and reshaping the Greek grocery market by 2026; this follows a period of smaller acquisitions and reflects broader industry trends towards franchising and smaller stores.
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44% Bias Score


Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
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44% Bias Score


Greek Business Sales Surge €15.5 Billion in 2024
Driven by consumption, high prices, and inflation, Greek businesses saw a €15.5 billion sales increase in 2024; real estate management, retail, and hospitality led the growth, while the energy sector experienced a €6.01 billion decline.
Greek Business Sales Surge €15.5 Billion in 2024
Driven by consumption, high prices, and inflation, Greek businesses saw a €15.5 billion sales increase in 2024; real estate management, retail, and hospitality led the growth, while the energy sector experienced a €6.01 billion decline.
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36% Bias Score


Greek Construction Stock Soars on Positive Outlook
Greek financial analysts predict a 50% increase in Avax's stock value due to a €3 billion project backlog, potential new contracts worth €10 billion, and €300 million in projected free cash flow from debt restructuring; Intrum's restructuring nears completion, while a tender for 125 electric buses i...
Greek Construction Stock Soars on Positive Outlook
Greek financial analysts predict a 50% increase in Avax's stock value due to a €3 billion project backlog, potential new contracts worth €10 billion, and €300 million in projected free cash flow from debt restructuring; Intrum's restructuring nears completion, while a tender for 125 electric buses i...
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56% Bias Score


Mitsotakis Announces Tax Cuts or Increased Investment Following Moody's Upgrade
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the Ministry of Finance on Monday, following a Moody's upgrade to investment grade, announcing plans to return increased government revenue to citizens via tax cuts or public investment while maintaining fiscal stability and emphasizing the continued ...
Mitsotakis Announces Tax Cuts or Increased Investment Following Moody's Upgrade
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the Ministry of Finance on Monday, following a Moody's upgrade to investment grade, announcing plans to return increased government revenue to citizens via tax cuts or public investment while maintaining fiscal stability and emphasizing the continued ...
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40% Bias Score

Greece Faces Fiscal Constraints on 2026 Tax Cuts
Greece's 2026 tax cut plans face significant limitations due to EU fiscal commitments and the heavy reliance of the national budget (60% in 2023) on VAT and personal income tax, restricting the scope for substantial reductions to a few hundred million euros.

Greece Faces Fiscal Constraints on 2026 Tax Cuts
Greece's 2026 tax cut plans face significant limitations due to EU fiscal commitments and the heavy reliance of the national budget (60% in 2023) on VAT and personal income tax, restricting the scope for substantial reductions to a few hundred million euros.
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44% Bias Score

Masoutis to Acquire Kriticos, Expanding in Attica
Masoutis, a Northern Greek supermarket chain, announced a non-binding agreement to acquire Kriticos, a supermarket chain with 450 stores and €780 million in 2024 sales, expanding Masoutis's presence in Attica and Southern Greece and potentially boosting its turnover to nearly €2 billion by 2026.

Masoutis to Acquire Kriticos, Expanding in Attica
Masoutis, a Northern Greek supermarket chain, announced a non-binding agreement to acquire Kriticos, a supermarket chain with 450 stores and €780 million in 2024 sales, expanding Masoutis's presence in Attica and Southern Greece and potentially boosting its turnover to nearly €2 billion by 2026.
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36% Bias Score

Greece to Use Tax Revenue and Defense Spending to Fund Tax Cuts
The Greek government aims to utilize €2 billion in reduced tax evasion and potential defense spending exemptions to fund tax cuts and public investments in 2026 (€1.5 billion) and possibly 2025 (€500 million), though off-budget spending currently exceeds targets.

Greece to Use Tax Revenue and Defense Spending to Fund Tax Cuts
The Greek government aims to utilize €2 billion in reduced tax evasion and potential defense spending exemptions to fund tax cuts and public investments in 2026 (€1.5 billion) and possibly 2025 (€500 million), though off-budget spending currently exceeds targets.
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36% Bias Score

Greece to revise income tax brackets in 2026
The Greek government plans to revise its income tax brackets in 2026, allocating a few hundred million euros to reduce high tax rates, particularly for middle and high-income earners, while aiming to boost real income and reduce disincentives for high-paying jobs, affecting approximately 8.8 million...

Greece to revise income tax brackets in 2026
The Greek government plans to revise its income tax brackets in 2026, allocating a few hundred million euros to reduce high tax rates, particularly for middle and high-income earners, while aiming to boost real income and reduce disincentives for high-paying jobs, affecting approximately 8.8 million...
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48% Bias Score

Mitsotakis to Visit Finance Ministry Following Economic Upgrades
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit the Ministry of Finance on Monday to discuss the recent economic upgrades by Moody's and DBRS Morningstar, driven by fiscal achievements, reduced debt, and strong growth, while the new finance minister faces challenges in maintaining stability amid...

Mitsotakis to Visit Finance Ministry Following Economic Upgrades
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit the Ministry of Finance on Monday to discuss the recent economic upgrades by Moody's and DBRS Morningstar, driven by fiscal achievements, reduced debt, and strong growth, while the new finance minister faces challenges in maintaining stability amid...
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36% Bias Score

Greece Streamlines Tax Registration to Attract Foreign Residents
Greece is simplifying its tax registration process to attract wealthy individuals, retirees, and workers, aiming to finalize applications in days instead of months. Since 2020, 213 high-net-worth individuals and 879 retirees have been approved, investing €277.38 million and triggering the digitaliza...

Greece Streamlines Tax Registration to Attract Foreign Residents
Greece is simplifying its tax registration process to attract wealthy individuals, retirees, and workers, aiming to finalize applications in days instead of months. Since 2020, 213 high-net-worth individuals and 879 retirees have been approved, investing €277.38 million and triggering the digitaliza...
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52% Bias Score
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