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How hard will markets be hit by the war? The “Black Swans” of March and the resilience of the Greek economy

The war does not appear likely to end soon and, as it continues, it undermines the base scenario of a short conflict, increasing uncertainty

Major changes to street markets: Producer-only markets and end of license renewals

A new multi-bill on outdoor trade is set to significantly reshape Greece’s laïki (open-air street markets), introducing producer-only markets, electronic lotteries for stall allocation, new licensing rules, and measures to protect producers’ income

Stock Exchange: Monthly rise of 9.15% and 7th consecutive weekly rise

Second day of correction, with the General Index closing at daily lows but remaining close to multi-year records - 2.2% gain in five days - HELLENiQ ENERGY above 9 euros, at a 6.5-year high

Stocks climb to 16-year high as markets withstand global liquidations

Athens showed that it has "resistors", with banks again at the helm of the rise - Above 2,250 points the General Index - Eurobank broke the "barrier of 4 euros - Eurobank reached 30 euros - GEK TERNA - Explosive rally for ABAX, closed at a high of more than 16 years

JPMorgan: Greece one of the most attractive markets for the Emerging Europe category

Suggests increasing positions - Piraeus Bank plays a key role in Greece's investment narrative with the upcoming transition to the MSCI Developed Markets indices - Piraeus Bank is the only Greek stock in the CEEMEA Strategy Top 10 list

Summer sales start today – What consumers should watch out for

Discounts will last until the end of August, while shops can remain open on Sunday 20 July on an optional basis

Citi: How oil prices will move by the end of 2025

The market appears to be pricing in a sharp reduction in geopolitical risks, although the next period may continue to be challenging

European stock markets are up despite the escalation between Israel and Iran

The conflict, so far, does not appear to be expanding more widely and investors assume that Iran will not threaten to close the Strait of Hormuz

Markets show resilience with mild losses amid Israel-Iran tensions as sellers hold back

Geopolitical concerns resurfaced putting a brake on optimism and ended the upward streak - The General Index mitigated the initial losses and closed at -1.06% - The turnover soared

International markets in the red after the Israeli attack on Iran – Prices for energy and gold jump

European stock exchanges are making losses, after the strong fall earlier in Asia - 7% gain for Brent, rise for gas

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