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Red loans reduced by €25 billion in the third quarter of last year compared to 2019

The significant reduction in private debt is one of the reasons for the upgrades of the Greek economy by the rating agencies

Can Europe really resist Trump’s “whip and carrot” practice?

The US President has openly threatened the European Union with tariffs three times in 20 days

Mytilineos to FT: Why we chose London for our IPO over New York

What he said about Europe's dependence on China and the political cost of having cheap natural gas

US-China tariffs reshape the shipping market

Who are the big losers from the trade conflict and which sector shows the greatest resilience - What analysts foresee

“Renovate – Rent”: Increased subsidy and new opportunities for property owners

Up to €13,500 for renovations – Who is eligible for the grant – How and when to apply

Melina Travlou first in votes for the election of the Hellenic Shipowners Association

Nikos Veniamis came in second, followed by Nikolaos Martinos – The board is set to convene tomorrow to formally elect its leadership

Convincing response of buyers in the Stock Exchange – New records for Coca Cola and PPC

The General Index returned above 1,540 points, closing at the high of the day - Investors welcomed the exclusive negotiations between Piraeus and CVC fund for 70% of National Insurance

Rare Earth Metals: Deposits with raw materials for microchip production in Greece

Rare earths are a key component in the manufacture of microchips, which fuel the explosive growth of Artificial Intelligence – In which regions of our country have they been identified?

Chatzidakis: The out-of-court settlement mechanism is providing relief to tens of thousands of debtors

Further discussions are still needed with the banks, the Bank of Greece, and the ECB – "The out-of-court settlement mechanism is providing relief to tens of thousands of debtors," noted the Minister of Finance

ERGANI: What salaries do Greeks earn? – For the first time, 53.7% of employees earn over €1,000

According to the ERGANI system, the average salary in 2024 reached €1,342, marking a 7.2% increase compared to 2023 (€1,251) and a total rise of 28.3% since 2019 (€1,046)

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