ECB to Enable Blockchain-Based Settlement in 2026, Redrawing Europe’s Financial Plumbing
Central bank money on distributed ledgers marks a strategic bid to defend the euro in a tokenised world
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Greece 2026-2029: Historic Reforms in Work, Economy, Tourism, and Digital Transformation
Greece 2026-2029: Historic Reforms in Work, Economy, Tourism, and Digital Transformation
Cabinet approves Social Agreement, Multiannual Fiscal Planning, National Development Program, and key legislative reforms shaping a new era of growth and social cohesion
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Morgan Stanley Sees the Incredible: Greece as Europe’s Strongest Economy
Morgan Stanley Sees the Incredible: Greece as Europe’s Strongest Economy
With steady 2% growth and a historic debt reduction, Greece is emerging as Europe’s strongest economic success story.
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Greece Imposes Strict Licensing Regime for Crypto Firms
Greece Imposes Strict Licensing Regime for Crypto Firms
New regulatory framework reshapes market access for exchanges, wallets, and crypto service providers under MiCA
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Greece Records €4.52 Billion Primary Surplus in H1 2025, Outperforms Budget Target
Greece Records €4.52 Billion Primary Surplus in H1 2025, Outperforms Budget Target
Finance Ministry data shows robust tax revenue, lower expenditures and early income tax collections boosting fiscal performance beyond expectations
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State budget primary surplus reached 5.343 billion euros in Jan-May 2025,economy and finance ministry reports
State budget primary surplus reached 5.343 billion euros in Jan-May 2025, economy and finance ministry reports
The announcement noted that an amount of 1,993 million euros which refers to the time differentiation of payments from ordinary budget and an amount of 499 million Euros which refers to the time differentiation of investment expenditure, do not affect the General Government outcome in fiscal terms.
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Greece to tap markets with reissue of 15-year and 30-year bonds
Greece to tap markets with reissue of 15-year and 30-year bonds
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) gave a mandate to Barclays, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, Eurobank, JP Morgan and Piraeus Bank to proceed with the re-opening of the existing bonds maturing on July 18, 2038 with a coupon of 4.375% and those maturing on June 15, 2053 with a coupon of 4.125%.
