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Oil: Brent edges lower toward $107 after increase in U.S. inventories

Brent is falling after two sessions of gains, but concerns about supply remain

Bank of Greece on Central Government cash balance: €2.147 billion primary surplus in eight-month period

Regular budget revenues stood at €49.2 billion, while expenditure reached €47.3 billion

Natural Gas: Near 2022 highs on storage and Middle East concerns – At €81 per MWh

European natural gas prices remain elevated as low storage levels, the Middle East crisis and competition for LNG fuel concerns over a difficult winter

Europe on the brink of an Energy nightmare: Saudi Aramco cancels or delays Crude Oil deliveries to European refineries

Market sources say at least three European refineries have already been told that cargoes scheduled for late September will either be canceled or pushed back as far as November

Global bond sell-off: U.S. 10-year yield hits highest level since 2007 — What are markets worried about?

Oil, inflation, and expectations of Fed rate hikes are putting pressure on bond markets — What scenarios could bring yields back down?

Greece becomes a wealth and private banking hub as Banque J. Safra Sarasin opens Athens branch

The Greek branch in Athens begins operations today and will offer an attractive alternative to Greek clients — Who is the Greek woman behind the Safra banking empire

Energy domino effect ‘inflates’ winter bills for households and businesses, with new defensive measures looming

From heating oil and transport fuels to natural gas and electricity, the crisis in the Middle East is bringing a new wave of price rises to consumers

Bank of Greece: Inflation expected to reach 3.5% in 2026 — When will it ease?

High energy and services prices are fueling persistent inflationary pressures

Defense Industry: Swedish FDI Frigates, the Achilles Shield, and the window of opportunity for Greek companies

The major defense spending planned for the next decade could provide a springboard for Greece’s defense industry, creating production, know-how, exports, and a stronger presence in international supply chains

Greece emerges as a magnet for international funds, positioning itself as a financial hub

Officials in the office of Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of National Economy and Finance, who is leading efforts to attract major foreign fund managers, see the developments as yet another vote of confidence in Greece from international markets

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