Trying to ride the election wave in Greece
Keeping up the recovery pace won’t be easy, but we expect Greece to remain a growth outperformer in the eurozone for at least a couple of years
Greeks head to the polls on Sunday, but another election could quickly follow
Opinion polls show neither the New Democracy party nor the Syriza party are likely to secure the votes needed for an absolute parliamentary majority
Greece: Uncertainty to grow amid upcoming elections
The end of re-opening effects will bring about softer demand as normalising fiscal policy takes away extra support. Upcoming elections will also add a…
After a very strong consumption-driven rebound in 2021, the Greek economy will move towards a new normal, where investment will gain a more visible role,…
The tourism-related service sector is a lingering point of vulnerability for the Greek economy. The transition towards a proper recovery path might be…
Greece: Tourism is the major casualty
Greece: Still in search of a stable growth pattern
Greece: Defying external headwinds
THINK Ahead: Deal done, hikes axed? Not exactly
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Greece: Thinking about life after the bailout programme
Smooth end to Greek debt programme
Greece: Moving towards the exit
Greece: Looking through the end of the third programme
Greece: Waiting for the exit debate to become serious
The Greek economy is finally back on a recovery path, driven by domestic demand. While the growth pace has so far been unspectacular, things are improving
Eurozone: Housing market to remain strong
Housing markets have been recovering in the Eurozone since 2012 mostly supported by low-interest rates, supply shortages and increased demand
