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Fitch: Greece in the strong core of a two-speed Europe in 2026

Greece is positioned within the tight core of countries that will manage to maintain surpluses – It will show the largest debt reduction in Europe during the period 2019–2026

Banking correction on the Stock Exchange – Fell again below 2,100 points

The Athens Stock Exchange erased almost all the gains from the first two trading sessions of December — the General Index closed at the day's low

Fitch: Greece at the strong core of a two-speed Europe in 2026

Greece is placed in the narrow core of countries that will manage to maintain surpluses - It will show the largest debt reduction in Europe in 2019-2026

Airbus cuts aircraft delivery target after new A320 issues

The European giant now expects to deliver 790 aircraft this year, down from its earlier goal of 820

LAMDA: Secured revenues from the Ellinikon project reach €2.2 billion to date

With total investments of €1.1 billion and total receipts of €1.6 billion, the Ellinikon project will close out 2025, according to figures from the group’s latest investor presentation

Elon Musk remains the richest person in the world – The list of the top 10 wealthiest and what 8 of them have in common

Tesla’s boss is worth roughly twice as much as Greece’s GDP – See the changes in the Forbes list

“Green light” from ESM and EFSF to Greece for the early repayment of a €5.29 billion bailout loan

It is the third early repayment made by our country

What will apply to wills and renunciations of inheritance – What rights the cohabitation agreement grants – Changes coming in the first half of ’26

The provisions of the bill on the new Inheritance Law were presented at the Ministry of Justice and have been put up for public consultation

Nikas now formally in the hands of Yfantis — acquisition completed

Bespoke and Yfantis announced the completion of the deal — Theodoropoulos: “We are certain that, under YFANTIS’ guidance, NIKAS will continue its growth even more dynamically.” — Yfantis: “Our goal is to harness the capabilities and know-how of both companies.”

DIAS: IRIS available everywhere – 120 million transactions expected by 2025

Greece becomes the first country in Europe with universal acceptance of direct bill-to-account payments at every point of sale

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