Greece credit upgrade: What rating boosts mean for the economy
Greece receives a double credit upgrade from Scope Ratings and Moody’s — here’s what it means for the economy, borrowing costs, and everyday life.
Economy
Pierrakakis: Heating allowance boost for all with no criteria changes
Greece’s Finance Minister Pierrakakis announces a universal heating allowance increase with no criteria changes, pledging fiscal reserves for worst-case energy scenarios.
Greece’s Out-of-Court Debt Settlement: How to Protect Your Primary Home
Greece’s new out-of-court debt settlement framework is now live, offering borrowers a real chance to protect their home and cut debts in half.
Heating oil support package: Greece targets €1.70 price cap
Greece plans a heating oil support package targeting €1.70/liter, higher subsidies, and broader eligibility as winter energy costs surge.
Greece unveils broad support plan to combat fuel and energy price hikes
Greece launches a broad €200M support plan targeting fuel and energy price hikes, as heating oil costs threaten to hit €2 per litre this winter.
New energy support measures for households and businesses in Greece
Greece unveils new energy support measures for households and businesses, including heating oil subsidies, expanded allowances, and a fuel profit margin cap.
Fuel prices on fire: Average gas and diesel hits €2.20
Fuel prices in Greece hit €2.20 per liter as wars drive costs up. Industry leaders call for anti-smuggling action and EU-level relief measures.
Retroactive payments up to €4,000 for 370,000 retirees: 4 key points
Up to €4,000 in retroactive pension payments are on the way for 370,000 Greek retirees — but key steps must be completed before funds are released.
Eurogroup president calls for vigilance and swift reforms ahead of Dublin summit
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis calls for vigilance and rapid reforms at the Dublin summit, warning that resilience alone is not a growth strategy for Europe.
Greece to raise heating allowance for 1.2 million citizens
Greece plans a major heating allowance hike for 1.2 million citizens, with heating oil prices set to drop below €1.75 through targeted government measures.
Athens Stock Exchange returns to developed markets status
Greece’s Athens Stock Exchange rejoins developed markets after 13 years, with Finance Minister Pierrakakis calling it a springboard for investment and growth.
Greece’s MIDA Property Registry Delayed Until After Elections
Greece’s MIDA property registry faces yet another delay, with full implementation pushed past the elections amid unresolved technical and political hurdles.