Financial reporter / Stock Market Analyst
Eleftheria Kourtali is a financial reporter and stock market analyst for the Kathimerini English Edition, focusing on national economic news in Greece. With a deep understanding of the Greek economy and financial markets, Eleftheria provides insightful analysis and reports on topics such as debt cuts, bond markets, investor sentiment, and the country's credit rating.
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The Athens Stock Exchange general index gained 0.30% to close at 1,431.19 Friday, the last session for August.
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) has already drawn from markets €8.7 billion out of the planned €10 billion through bond issues.
Greece's credit profile, the rating agency noted, is determined by four factors: Economic power, the strength of institutions and governance, fiscal strength and the country's vulnerability to event risk.
By: Eleftheria Kourtali
The global economy has been suffering from uneven growth in recent years
The Greek market is unable to capitalize on the success story of the economy.
Key rating agencies have granted Greek banks a strong vote of confidence.
Selling pressure on banks and telecoms company OTE led the Athens Stock Exchange to close marginally lower Thursday, despite strong gains in other European markets.
The Athens Stock Exchange went through a third consecutive session with losses on Friday.
The government is ending all talk of “what will happen after 2032” with the Greek debt.
Greece is about to get the nod from the European Union for the early repayment of the three installments of bilateral loans, as well as for the use of the “hard” cushion, in the next 24 hours, with the payment to follow by December 12, giving a strong message to the markets that the country is “aggressively” reducing its debt and continuously improving its fiscal position.
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