AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMarkets & Energy: European stocks mostly slipped as Iran–US tensions and higher oil prices pushed bond yields up, with Greece among the weaker finishers. Economy & Credit: R&I lifted Greece’s outlook to positive at BBB, citing growth, falling public debt, and improving bank health. Food & Retail Habits: Delivery is booming—millions of digital orders a month—while official restaurant turnover is falling, raising questions about how activity is tracked. Education Funding: Greece spends just 3.3% of GDP on public education (near the EU bottom), well below the bloc average. Tax Rules for Boats: A ruling shows how even a small measurement difference can trigger Greece’s luxury living tax for recreational vessels. Aegean Safety: Greece’s civil aviation authority says a tail-rotor malfunction may have caused the Sifnos helicopter crash that killed British newlyweds. Sport (Europe): Fenerbahce drew 1-1 with Lyon in the Champions League playoff first leg; AEK and Levski played 0-0. Culture & Community: Xavier College and Melbourne’s Greek community boosted Classical Greek enrolments for 2027.
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