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The article criticizes the Greek government's refusal to reduce fuel taxes despite the potential benefits for the economy and citizens.

The Greek government plans to gradually introduce a package of measures to support households and businesses amid challenging circumstances, with a contingency plan ready if the conflict in the Middle East continues.

Greece has shown impressive recovery as one of Europe's remarkable examples, but the exit from the crisis is not yet complete due to low citizen incomes and institutional weaknesses.

Greek banks are focusing on domestic activities to improve efficiency and profitability, particularly in asset management, bancassurance, and investment banking.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has stated that while the government is considering measures to mitigate economic disruptions caused by the conflict in the Middle East, a decision on reducing the special consumption tax (ΕΦΚ) has not yet been made.

A memorandum of cooperation was signed between the University of Athens and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to promote educational programs aimed at boosting the Greek economy's international engagement.

Scope Ratings has confirmed Greece's credit rating at BBB with positive prospects, citing strong fiscal performance and structural support from European institutions as key factors.

The Bank of Greece has downgraded its growth rate forecasts for the Greek economy in 2026 and 2027 following the European Central Bank's recent downward revision for the eurozone.

Greek banks clarify that customers can still maintain accounts without monthly fees despite recent reports of potential charges.

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis emphasizes the necessity of addressing the impact of the Middle East war on citizens and the economy, particularly in terms of energy costs.

Greek Minister Vassilis Kikilias discussed ongoing efforts to secure European funds and establish a common policy to address the rising energy prices affecting the economy and ferry ticket prices, amid the challenges posed by the war.

Greek Minister of Infrastructure Ch. Dimas announced that the construction progress of the Flyover project is currently at 50%.

Greek central bank governor Stournaras discussed the failures that led to Greece's financial crisis during a talk in Frankfurt.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asserted that Greece will not negotiate its defense arrangements following the European Council meeting, addressing geopolitical tensions and their economic implications.

The 1st Blue Heritage Summit in Thessaloniki emphasizes the necessity of developing smart applications for Greek ports to enhance their resilience during crises despite bureaucratic challenges.

Canadian company Cooke Aquaculture has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to acquire Avramar Greece's debt after Aqua Bridge withdrew from a previous agreement.

A new law is being discussed in the Greek Parliament to impose profit caps on fuel and essential products amid rising prices.

Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierakakis announced the potential return of the Fuel Pass while highlighting the need for further observation of the ongoing crisis before implementation.

A significant change in the extrajudicial mechanism allowing for the protection of primary residences was announced by Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis.

SYRIZA-PS leader Socrates Famelos launched a broad attack on the Greek government, criticizing its alignment with Trump and Netanyahu, and highlighting issues of inflation and profiteering due to the war's impact.

Greek Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos addressed significant geopolitical and economic challenges at the 1st Blue Heritage Summit in Thessaloniki, emphasizing the role of the blue and circular economy.

Tensions escalate between the Greek government and fuel station owners as a potential strike looms due to disagreements over a profit cap.

The year 2025 is projected to be a landmark year for mergers and acquisitions in Greece, with the total value of transactions estimated to soar to €23.8 billion, a significant increase from €12.5 billion the previous year.

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Piera-kakis highlights the urgent need for deeper financial integration in Europe during a conference in Paris, emphasizing the importance of the Union of Savings and Investments (SIU) for creating quality jobs.

The 1st Blue Heritage Summit in Thessaloniki announced the upcoming full operation of the 'Pharos' AI factory, aimed at boosting Greek innovation and research.

The National Bank of Greece has sold a portfolio of non-performing loans worth 100 million euros to Leon Issuer DAC, with Bain Capital backing.

The Athens Stock Exchange is under pressure from fluctuating oil prices linked to Middle Eastern developments, affecting investor sentiment.

The Greek government is poised to increase the minimum wage in the private sector, aiming for around 940 euros this year and possibly 1,000 euros in the following year.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is threatening energy markets and the economic stability of countries reliant on international fuel prices, significantly affecting Greece's economy.

Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is set to speak at the 14th annual Euronext conference in Paris, focusing on the current state of European capital markets.

Nobel laureate economist Joseph E. Stiglitz discusses the impact of the Gulf War on the global economy, highlighting concerns from Greek citizens about inflation and economic measures taken by the government.

This article provides a summary of the Sunday headlines from various Greek newspapers, highlighting political and economic issues faced by the country.

Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy Vassilis Kikilias raised concerns about the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and its implications for Greek sailors and the economy.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis received a warm welcome during the New Democracy party's third pre-conference event in Larissa, emphasizing a focus on the economy and agriculture until 2027.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the connection between a strong economy and national security during a speech in Larissa, highlighting defense investments and regional projects.

Moody's assessment highlights ongoing concerns regarding Greece's high public debt and the impact of delayed reforms on economic growth after the Recovery and Resilience Fund ends.

The article discusses the resilience of the Greek economy amidst challenging geopolitical and geoeconomic conditions, highlighting the need for increased domestic and foreign investment flows for sustainable growth.

The Greek-owned fleet reached a record number of 4,388 ships as of March 2026 according to the Hellenic Committee of Maritime Cooperation in London.

The Greek-owned fleet achieved a record number of 4,388 ships by March 2026, showing significant growth in capacity and size over the past year.

The article summarizes the headlines from various Greek newspapers for March 13, 2026, reflecting diverse themes from the economy to global conflicts.

Aegean Airlines reports a net profit of 147.8 million euros for 2025, reflecting a 14% increase driven by higher passenger numbers and revenue.

The stock of GEK TERNA has remained largely stable during the geopolitical crisis, holding close to its recent highs of €36.8.

Consumers in Greece are facing increasing financial pressures due to rising prices in fuel, transportation, and essential goods.

The National Bank warns of a slowdown in Greece's economic growth to 2% this year due to the ongoing Middle East conflict.

The Greek Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, discussed the government's new ceiling on profit margins during an interview, emphasizing its necessity to combat potential price gouging amid economic uncertainty.

The Greek Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, emphasized the necessity of imposing a cap on profit margins to prevent price gouging, announcing fines for non-compliance that could reach up to 5 million euros.

Greek shipowners have ordered 111 new ships in the first two months of 2026, representing nearly 30% of global new orders during that period.

The Greek government plans to introduce a price cap on profit margins for food and fuel, aiming for price reductions soon, but businesses face challenges in adapting to the new regulations.

The SYRIZA-PS party criticizes the Greek government's economic measures as deceptive and ineffective in tackling rising prices.

The SYRIZA party criticizes the Greek government for presenting previously discarded economic measures as new solutions to tackle rising prices.