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Draft Budget: Additional permanent revenue through new measures against tax evasion & smuggling for 2026

The answer to where additional revenue will come from to fund benefits and tax cuts totaling €1.76 billion in 2026, without the need to impose new taxes to cover this cost for the public sector

Lambros Papakonstantinou (Ideal Holdings – Oak Hill Advisors): We are interested in an acquisition in the industry – €400 million investment

Considering new deals in food, IT, open possibility for the creation of a "4th pillar" with new activity - The "peak" for the Greek Stock Exchange, plans for Barba Stathis, Attica, Byte

IMF for Greece: Debt to fall to 130.2% of GDP by 2030 even with smaller budget surpluses

The Fund projects lower primary surpluses and more room for growth and social spending after 2026

HSBC: Greece continues to outperform – Growth above 2% through 2027, steady decline in debt and unemployment (table)

Greece's GDP is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2025, 2.1% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027 - Public debt continues to decelerate: to 129.4% in 2027 - Inflation to fall to 2.3% over a two-year horizon - The three main risks

Stournaras: Too early to talk about renewing my term of office – Greece on track for steady growth

The Governor of the BoE said that his term of office expires in 2026 and that it is too early to discuss its renewal - Greece is growing at over 2% and will continue to do so in the coming years

Guido Grimaldi: Europe is taxing shipping to the point of suffocation

"We will lose the bet on the green transition", pointed out the President of the Grimaldi Group , speaking at the EENMA conference "Walking into a new era"

8% reductions from today on more than 2,000 supermarket items – Valid until December 31

1,074 codes concern food products and 1,106 codes other product categories – Theodorikakos: “This is a positive and necessary initiative that we want to expand even further”

Bank of Greece report: faster inflation deceleration in Greece with three risks on the horizon

Energy, wages and tourism keep prices in services high - When does the BoE predict a return to close to 2 per cent

OPAP – Allwyn: Citi and JP Morgan assess the €16 billion deal

JP Morgan describes the merger as “well-balanced and earnings-accretive” for OPAP, while Citi takes a more cautious stance, arguing that the company is entering a new era of higher growth — but also greater risk

Under what conditions the Council of State approves the New Building Code

The presidential decree on building permits is deemed legal with remarks — Dozens of projects frozen until now may restart, under conditions of environmental assessment and payment of compensatory measures to municipalities

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