Greek Economy News
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The European Commission sought to distance itself from Greece’s decision to shut down its public broadcaster, saying the government in Athens acted in “full autonomy.”
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Greece’s economy contracted for an 19th straight quarter in the first three months of this year as consumption and investment declined.
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The older a country’s population, the lower its inflation rate, posing a challenge for central banks in the world’s industrial nations, according to a UBS AG report.
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Greece’s public debt remains a risk to its recovery that could require faster European relief, the International Monetary Fund said as it criticized its own handling of the country’s rescue.
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Greece’s 10-year yield fell below the rate on its 30-year securities last week for the first time in almost three years, adding to signs the bond market in the nation that triggered the euro region’s debt crisis is healing.
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Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras promised to give the “red-carpet treatment” to foreign investors as he visited China to help revive an economy that contracted for the 19th straight quarter.
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Judging from the markets and English- speaking news media this week, Greece’s damaged economy has finally turned the corner. I doubt it.
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Greece won an upgrade by one level from Fitch Ratings, which cited the country’s progress in rebalancing the economy and bringing its deficits under control.
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European Central Bank Governing Council member George Provopoulos comments on the debt crisis, the ECB’s bond-buying plan, Cyprus and the Greek economy.
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Greece’s economic indicators signal its recession may have bottomed out amid a drop in yields and a surge in shares, Jan von Gerich at Nordea Bank AB said.
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