Yannis Stournaras

Grexit would have led to economic chaos, Bank of Greece governor recalls

Greece would have plunged into economic chaos had the country exited the Eurozone during bailout negotiations with lenders in the previous decade, Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras has told SKAI radio in Athens. 

The country "would have ended up like Syria had it exited the Eurozone," Stournaras told the radio station during an interview. 

The Almanac for the Presidency of the Republic: All the candidates that were considered

According to Article 31 of the Constitution, anyone can be elected President of the Republic provided they are a Greek citizen for at least five years, are of Greek descent from either their father or mother, are at least 40 years old, and have the legal capacity to vote.

Factory settings and PASOK’s front running, Onassis Foundation model schools, Masoutis acquires Kritikos, Lou Kollakis’s business ventures

Hello, holidays and vacations are arriving with good weather, a bit of chill, and some snow, normal for the season. We hear about upcoming natural disasters almost every other day, but thankfully we don’t see them materializing. On the contrary, roads and shops are jam-packed, and hotel and airline bookings, both domestic and international, are nearly sold out.

Warning on labor shortage

Domestic structural weaknesses, some of which pre-date the debt crisis and remain, were the focus of the interim Monetary Policy Report by Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Friday, which pointed out that while there are successes and the economy is on the right track, the effort is not complete.

Stournaras forecasts 0.25% cut in ECB rates 

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Monday forecast a 0.25% reduction in European Central Bank interest rates in December and further reductions in interest rates in 2025. 

Addressing a Bloomberg conference organized in Athens, the head of Greece's central bank said that he considers a reduction of the basic interest rate of the ECB in December to be "reasonable." 

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