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Oil: Third straight day of gains and three-week high amid US-Iran deadlock; Brent above $91

The escalation between the US and Iran remains at the center of the oil market, as the deadlock in negotiations and uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz intensify concerns over global energy flows and supplies

Tourism for All 2026–2027: Applications close on Friday, August 21 — When the results will be announced

Applications for the new “Tourism for All 2026–2027” program are being submitted online through the platform here, using Taxisnet credentials — Applications can also be submitted through Citizen Service Centers (KEP)

The major tax package at the Thessaloniki International Fair: What changes for businesses, professionals and compliant taxpayers — Permanent tax relief every year through 2030

Businesses, SMEs and self-employed professionals are at the center of the Prime Minister’s upcoming announcements, with a series of measures the government aims to translate into greater liquidity, investment and increased tax certainty

Benefits instead of salary increases: Why companies are turning to meal vouchers and bonuses

Social partners are calling for the tax-free limit on meal cards to be increased from €6 to €10 per day, as part of proposals to strengthen employee benefits

Oil: 2.5% surge with Brent above $90, US-Iran standoff fuels $100 scenarios

Escalating tensions between the US and Iran and the near-paralysis of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz are intensifying concerns over supply, pushing oil prices higher

Budget: Primary surplus at €5.725 billion in the January–July 2026 period

Tax revenues stood at €42.9 billion, €1.55 billion above target - How revenues and expenditure performed and how they compare with projections

Japanese rating agency R&I upgrades outlook for Greek economy from stable to positive

The credit rating will be raised if efforts to revitalize the economy and fiscal consolidation continue under the new government that emerges after the 2027 elections, R&I notes

Feature in the French magazine Le Point on Kyriakos Pierrakakis: “The Greek who wants to wake Europe up”

The French magazine profiles his political and personal journey, from the reforms he implemented in Greece to his rise to the presidency of the Eurogroup, with particular emphasis on the priorities he is setting for Europe

How Kim Jong Un circumvented sanctions and funneled up to $22 billion into Pyongyang’s coffers

Trade data and satellite imagery analyzed by Bloomberg reveal how North Korea’s regime has found new sources of revenue and is expanding its nuclear arsenal — the windfall it struck with the war in Ukraine and the army of hackers

The benefit from the early repayment of €13 billion of Greek public debt amounts to €2 billion

Overall, from 2019 to 2025, Greece has made early repayments of loans totaling approximately €36 billion - This practice will continue in the coming years

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