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Aug 2026
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Gold soars to new record above $5,200 an ounce

Investors “turn their backs” on the dollar and U.S. bonds, shifting to precious metals – Silver up 50% since the start of the year

Greek food products: The Persian Gulf as the next major export growth bet

With around 80 Greek companies at Dubai’s Gulfood, the sector appears more organised than ever – Still limited presence in the Middle East, but strong growth prospects with Saudi Arabia and the UAE at the forefront

What changes in tax audits in 2026: Digital modernisation and AI in the fight against tax evasion

Radical upgrade of AADE through the digitisation of tax audits – Goal is full digitalisation and stronger tax compliance

Housing: €10,000 for relocation, two months’ rent refunded and a clampdown on Airbnb

The key provisions of the bill: rent refunds for teachers and healthcare workers, restrictions on short-term rentals, subsidies for renovations of rental properties and an expansion of relocation incentives

Gold pound: Selling price exceeds €1,000 – 150,000 transactions in 2025

60% of transactions involved sales, according to Bank of Greece data

Georgiadis announces 30% salary increase for contracted EOPYY doctors

“This is the first increase in 16 years and is implemented without burdening the state budget” – Plan based on the Italian model to allow pharmaceutical companies to make their drugs available faster in Greece

The EU-India trade deal is concluded – Why it’s called “the mother of all agreements”

Official announcements on the free trade agreement are expected on Tuesday - Von der Leyen and Costa in New Delhi

India immediately slashes tariffs on cars imported from the EU to 40%

India and the European Union are expected to announce on Tuesday the conclusion of years of difficult negotiations on the free trade agreement

Minimum wage for 2026 enters consultation, target set at €950 by 2027

Labor Minister Niki Kerameus invited social partners and scientific bodies to submit memoranda

Meloni: ‘Europe has more to lose than gain by clashing with Trump’

The Italian prime minister urged leaders to keep their cool and not view Trump as “irrational” or “unpredictable” – Europe has realized it has reached a turning point and must act quickly, diplomats say

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