AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTax Probe: European prosecutors froze Greek property and vehicles linked to an alleged €115.5 million VAT fraud involving smartphone trading across several countries. Public Finances: Greece posted a €7.59 billion primary surplus for January–September, beating its target on stronger tax receipts and controlled spending. Borrower Relief: A draft law would cap claims on overdue loans at two or three times the original principal and curb excessive interest; consultation runs until October 22. Banks: Greek lenders outperformed European peers on lending margins and profitability, according to ECB data. Growth and Prices: September inflation reached 5.1%, while IOBE held its 2026 growth forecast at 1.8% and lowered its outlook for 2027, warning that investment is not yet delivering stronger growth. Shipping: A Marinakis-backed container firm raised €300 million in an oversubscribed Athens IPO.
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