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Gold surpasses $4,300 – Why it continues its lonely record run while markets are shaken

Precious metal closes its best week in five years - US regional bank concerns, trade tensions and expectations of new interest rate cuts boost demand for safe haven investments

Ministry of Development: €50.8 million in funding to the Regions for repayment of previous development law projects

According to the allocation by the General Secretariat for Private Investments, the Region of Thessaly has so far received the largest amount of funding, reaching €26.8 million

METLEN, Shell and TotalEnergies to supply Bulgaria with LNG

Four LNG cargoes will come from terminals in the United States, according to the bids submitted by the selected participants, and will be delivered to Bulgaria through the LNG terminal in the Greek port of Alexandroupolis

Towards the creation of a subcommittee at the IMO on greenhouse gases – Greece’s position

At the 2nd Extraordinary Session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC.ES/2), negotiations on the Zero Emission Framework continue for a third day

ELSTAT: Growth for 2024 revised to 2.1% – The final data

Increase of 2.1% in volume terms compared to 2023, compared to a previous estimate of 2.3%

November Pensions: Thousands of pensioners will receive a double payment – What they need to know

Pensioners will receive their regular pensions and the new €250 allowance

Draft Budget: Additional permanent revenue through new measures against tax evasion & smuggling for 2026

The answer to where additional revenue will come from to fund benefits and tax cuts totaling €1.76 billion in 2026, without the need to impose new taxes to cover this cost for the public sector

Lambros Papakonstantinou (Ideal Holdings – Oak Hill Advisors): We are interested in an acquisition in the industry – €400 million investment

Considering new deals in food, IT, open possibility for the creation of a "4th pillar" with new activity - The "peak" for the Greek Stock Exchange, plans for Barba Stathis, Attica, Byte

IMF for Greece: Debt to fall to 130.2% of GDP by 2030 even with smaller budget surpluses

The Fund projects lower primary surpluses and more room for growth and social spending after 2026

HSBC: Greece continues to outperform – Growth above 2% through 2027, steady decline in debt and unemployment (table)

Greece's GDP is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2025, 2.1% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027 - Public debt continues to decelerate: to 129.4% in 2027 - Inflation to fall to 2.3% over a two-year horizon - The three main risks

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