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ECONOMY
11/10/23 • 12:29
ECONOMY
11/10/23 • 12:29
Car salers
Statistics office ELSTAT said that 19.008 road motor cars-both new and used from abroad- were put into circulation for the first time in September, while new car sales reached 9,338.
BUSINESS
11/10/23 • 11:49
BUSINESS
11/10/23 • 11:49
Smart Park
Fourlis Holdings said that its real estate arm Trade Estates has signed a share purchase agreement to acquire from REDS the retail park Smart Park.
MARKETS
11/10/23 • 10:54
MARKETS
11/10/23 • 10:54
Early stock trade
Stocks in Athens trade higher early Wednesday, but European markets opened lower after clocking their best one-day performance in nearly a year.
BUSINESS
11/10/23 • 10:25
BUSINESS
11/10/23 • 10:25
Hellenic Cables
A consortium formed between Hellenic Cables and Jan De Nul Group wins new export cables contract for Polish offshore wind farms.
MARKETS
10/10/23 • 18:38
MARKETS
10/10/23 • 18:38
stocks
Stocks stage a strong comeback on Tuesday, following excessive losses in previous sessions, which triggered an oversold bounce. Europe’s sharp gains added to the positive momentum.
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 17:13
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 17:13
Greek economy
The International Monetary Fund estimates that Greece’s economy will run 2.5% this year and 2% next, revising its previous projections of 2.6% and 1.5% respectively.
BUSINESS
10/10/23 • 16:50
BUSINESS
10/10/23 • 16:50
Kotsovolos
PPC confirms its interest for the acquisition of electronic goods retailer Kotsovolos, and said it has submitted a bid in the tender sale.
MARKETS
10/10/23 • 15:00
MARKETS
10/10/23 • 15:00
Midday trade
Equities rally in midday trade, with banks leading the rise. The recent sell-off triggered an oversold bounce, aided by Europe’s recoveries. Inflation decelerates.
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 12:30
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 12:30
Industry
Industrial output remains in contraction for a third consecutive month in August, recording an annual drop of 0.5%, largely due to lower electricity supply.
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 12:25
ECONOMY
10/10/23 • 12:25
Inflation
EU-harmonised consumer price index stoo at 2.4% down from the annual rise of 3.5% in August, while the drop in the headline CPI index was more pronounced, at +1.6% from 2.7% in the previous month.