Tsipras and the binary opposition
ATHENS | By Nick Malkoutzis via Macropolis | Greek mainstream parties and media will not have Greeks’ trust for next elections.
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China risks for Europe: What is priced in?
LONDON | UBS | How would China’s fallout affect Europe’s economic growth?
Improvement in German domestic demand could offset China jitters
The German economy continues sound but turbulence coming from emerging markets could impact sharply on Germany’s export-led growth.
Key risks for Europe: Greece, China and Fed
New risks and setbacks again threaten Europe’s economic sentiment.
Germany approves Greece’s bailout: a reflection
What is the meaning of all this dynamic of successive bankruptcies and bailouts?
Greece approves first privatisation deal
A German company is granted the concession to run 14 Greek airports in the first privatisation process signed by Syriza.
Bundesbank demands more supervision of Greek reforms
Germany’s central bank calls for more supervision of the adjustments and reforms in Greece, while the IMF casts doubts over the sustainability of Greek debt.
Euro area: the importance of real convergence for economic union
LA CAIXA RESEARCH | Convergence between core and periphery countries must improve in order to strengthen the eurozone’s future growth and sustainability.
Have inflation “repay” Greek debt and growth reduce indebtedness
ATHENS | By Klaus Kastner via Macropolis | Greece may have another way to tackle debt in the long term.
Eurozone GDP up by 0. 3 % with Greece growing by 0.8%
Euro area GDP growth and inflation remain positive but near to zero in the second quarter.