Economic history

Forty-five billion euros from EU fund could raise Greece to next level

The next five years could prove pivotal for the Greek economy as the government seeks via its National Recovery and Sustainability Plan to utilize resources from the European Union's Recovery Fund amounting to 32 billion euros - which could reach €45 billion together with private funds - and power the country's GDP to a new level.

Macroeconomic Confidence Indicator decreases in October by 2.3 points

The Macroeconomic Confidence Indicator of the CFA Romania Association decreased in October compared to the previous month by 2.3 points, to the value of 32.1 points, according to a release sent to AGERPRES on Monday. Compared to the same month of the previous year, the indicator decreased by 22.4 points, according to CFA Romania.

OPEC, allies agree to lower oil production by 10 mln bpd

OPEC and its allies agreed early on April 10 to lower their collective crude oil production by 10 million barrels per day (bpd) until the end of the second quarter of 2020.

Saudi Arabia-led OPEC and Russia-led non-OPEC oil-producing nations started their 9th (Extraordinary) OPEC and non-OPEC ministerial meeting via webinar on April 9 at 1445GMT.

House prices show marked slowdown

The Greek housing market has doubtlessly slowed down this year, with the sale price growth rate declining for six consecutive months. Based on data from the first quarter of 2020, the slowdown marks are clear, as most areas observed a lower pace of price growth compared to the fourth quarter of last year.

Greek current account deficit shrinks in December

Greece's current account deficit shrank in December 2019 compared with the same month a year earlier, the Bank of Greece said on Thursday.

Central bank data showed the deficit was 0.54 billion euros ($582.98 million), down from 1.514 billion euros in December 2018. Tourism revenues increased to 289 million euros from 272 million in the same month in 2018.

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