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DBRS Morningstar’s upgrade expected to lead to a series of similar upward revisions from junk status
Greek bond prices surge on PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s election victory
Ruling New Democracy unexpectedly increases share of vote but falls short of outright majority
Investors’ nerves mount over the possibility of political paralysis after this weekend’s election
Also in this newsletter: floods in northern Italy make stark the impact of climate change, again
The leftwing former Greek finance minister is making waves ahead of Sunday’s elections
Athens’ rise from the debt crisis is impressive but the next government must build on it
After more than a decade of bailouts and painful austerity measures, the country has rebounded
Bank of Greece head Yannis Stournaras adamant 2023 will be the year when the country consigns its junk status to history
Also in today’s newsletter: the EU’s energy-crisis support funds didn’t go where they were most needed
The country should not forget the need for strong and independent institutions in its dash for growth
Government programme will offer mortgages for as little as 1% to address an affordability crisis
Nation was plunged into debt crisis and bailout programme after global financial crash
Athens finalises innovative scheme that will lower the cost of loans for many businesses
End of pandemic emergency purchases risks leaving Greek junk bonds without European support
Beijing cements control of key EU infrastructure but locals say they have not seen the investment they expected
Lives and livelihoods destroyed as conflagrations rage across southern Mediterranean
Delayed for seven years, Hellinikon real estate project seen as critical for country’s post-pandemic recovery
Worries about the return of Covid restrictions deter staff and threaten economic recovery
Investors head in to riskier European debt confident that eurozone’s central bank has no plans to taper support
Brussels to scrutinise Athens’ rebuilding plan in wake of financial crises and pandemic
Industry battles for survival as slow vaccine rollout threatens to delay reopening
Robust demand highlights brightening fortunes for once-embattled eurozone borrower
€2.5bn deal marks one of Athens’ first major defence purchases since financial crisis
Athens taps market after 10-year borrowing costs hit record lows last month
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