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Ceasefire pushes oil prices below $95, with Brent moving toward $90
The US–Iran de-escalation and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz sharply drive prices down, reducing fears of a new energy crisis
Marinopoulos: The end of an era – From the dominance of consumption to the final exit
After the resounding loss of Famar and the collapse of Marinopoulos S.A., the family is gradually withdrawing from all known activities - The sale of Marinopoulos Coffee S.A. (Starbucks) closes the cycle - The only remnant is GAP Greece, which is in the process of consolidation, with the franchise contract expiring in 2028
Greek tourism: the three determinants for 2026 – At 21% total contribution to GDP last year
The first estimate by the BoE speaks of "further growth in 2026", due to the extension of the tourist season, the promotion of other forms of tourism and cruises, but at this stage the course of the sector is linked to developments in the Middle East
Prices are surging for oil and gas as Trump issues threats and Iranians deploy human shields: What markets are betting on
Natural gas prices have doubled compared to the beginning of 2026, setting the tone for wholesale electricity pricing
