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Oil: Brent hits $96 again — Vance says shipments through Hormuz have been restored

The escalation of U.S.-Iran hostilities is reigniting fears of prolonged disruptions to energy flows, with Brent up more than 7% over the week

Wide income divide separates high earners and low earners in Greece

A new Labour Ministry law aims to close Greece's gender pay gap, as 900,000 workers earn €1,572.59 a month on average, 250,000 take home over €2,000, while a third of private staff earn just €1,000

TIF time: Which measures are locked in for 2026, which are still under consideration, and which are favored for 2027–2030

Permanent benefits for professionals, employees and pensioners — rewards for consistent taxpayers, subsidies for families with children, cheap loans, debt arrangements, investment incentives, and the removal of distortions and injustices

Vertical Corridor: New energy gateway from Alexandroupoli to the Western Balkans

Tomorrow’s signing in Thessaloniki will bring Serbia and North Macedonia into plans to transport US LNG and Azerbaijani gas toward Central Europe

Oil: Another 1% rise after US–Iran strikes, brent climbs above $95

A new escalation in the Middle East has shaken energy markets following US–Iran strikes and growing fears of disruptions to oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.

Greek businesses turn to vouchers instead of pay rises to avoid high taxes

Employers and unions have jointly urged the government to raise the tax-free daily meal voucher limit from six to ten euros, as Greece records the OECD's fourth-highest tax wedge for working parents amid rising costs

Subsidies of up to €36,000 for all of an owner’s vacant homes: what the new decision provides for the “Home Renovation” program

Subsidies covering up to 95% of renovation and energy-upgrade works — Which properties qualify, the income criteria, and who gets priority

Brent above $94 following new US strikes on Iran — European natural gas hits highest level since 2023

Oil and natural gas prices surged following the US-Iran escalation — Markets are once again concerned about developments in the Strait of Hormuz

Supermarket, school-supply and meat price cuts: The products breaking the 10% barrier

More than one in five branded products have double-digit price reductions — Which categories stand out, the problems with comparing “before” and “after” prices, and what comes next for price increases — Theodorikakos announces a new initiative to strengthen the consumer movement

Oil: Prices jump more than 2.5% after new military escalation — Brent above $90

The latest military escalation between the US and Iran has reignited tensions in the oil market, heightening fears of disruptions to global supply and the security of flows through the Strait of Hormuz

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