Greek tourism: A blow to Thessaloniki from the Israel-Hamas war
The conflict in Israel has dealt a major blow to the tourist market of Thessaloniki, as 11% of overnight stays in the northern Greek city come from Israel.
Heating oil for Greeks premiers with a price at last year's levels
Tomorrow, Friday, October 13, heating oil will make its surprise premiere.
IMF Fiscal Monitor predicts higher primary surpluses in Greece
Greece is forecast to maintain and increase a general government primary surplus in the coming years, according to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Fiscal Monitor report on global fiscal developments released on Wednesday. The Greek general government primary balance is forecast to increase a surplus of 0.1% of GDP in 2022 to 1.0 pct of GDP in 2023 and 2% of GDP in 2024-2025, and then to 2.2% of GDP in subsequent years up until 2028, with a further reduction of Greece's public debt.
Greek minister in Thessaly to specify support measures for farmers
The Minister of Rural Development Lefteris Avgenakis will be in Thessaly again from Tuesday, in whose presence sectoral meetings will be held per product, so that together with the producers who have been affected, the next measures to support producers and restore agricultural production in the region can be specified.