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European Central Bank readies new interest rate rise, and what it means for mortgages and business loans

Germany's Joachim Nagel says a further quarter-point increase is effectively certain as eurozone inflation holds near 3%, with the rise set to filter through to Euribor and then variable mortgages and business loans within weeks

Bloomberg: Greece is considering even greater early repayment of bailout loans

The Greek state has already scheduled for next month an early loan repayment of €6.9 billion

Analysis: The end of illusions about Ukraine – The €90 billion EU loan means the war with Russia…is only now beginning

Europe is preparing for a long, costly, and deeply dangerous front, and is planning to strengthen Kyiv until 2029, as a diplomatic settlement of the war does not appear likely

Mojtaba Khamenei bought luxury properties in London with a €42 million loan from a company owned by Israelis

A journalistic investigation reveals how the purchase of luxury homes on London’s “Billionaires’ Row” was financed and the role of an Iranian businessman with Cypriot citizenship in the transactions of the regime’s new supreme leader

“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

Warm homes, “cool” loans: The EU’s new gamble

Banks demand guarantees for energy loans

Why Greeks invest in real estate instead of depositing their money

Apartments and land among the top choices - Fewer mortgages, more equity purchases

Greece repays €8 Billion in first Bailout loans on Friday

EUR 150 million interest benefit for the State budget

Greece’s cash reserves exceed 45 billion euros

In times of a major fiscal crisis in Europe, Greece will reduce its public debt in 2024, as in December it makes early repayment of three more instalments of the first memorandum loan

Greece borrows at a lower interest rate than France

In recent days, the yield on the Greek 5-year bond (2.39%) has fallen to a lower level than that of the French bond (2.48%)

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