Market

Talks between the government and farmers on facilitating their ease of access to markets are in the final stages, General Secretary for Trade and Consumer Protection Sotiris Anagnostopoulos said on Sunday.

Greece is planning changes to its farmers' markets to increase producer participation and promote direct-to-consumer sales, aiming to lower costs and boost competition, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said.  

The latest market survey from the Employment Agency indicates a persistent high demand for labor in Bulgaria, both in the short and long term. However, the need for workers varies significantly across different sectors and professions. Construction workers have surged to the forefront, replacing machine operators, while the tourism sector shows a decline in demand.

Data show that home ownership is constantly decreasing in Greece, changing an enduring social characteristic.

This makes the housing shortage more noticeable: an increasing number of Greek men and women do not have the means to buy their own house - nor even to rent - as the housing stock is constantly shrinking.

This impasse will not be resolved by the market alone.

Transactions exceeding 800 million euros were carried out during the first half of this year in the commercial real estate market (offices, shops, logistics and hotels), according to relevant estimates of the real estate services company CW Proprius.

The website of the the Farmers Markets of the Region of Attica (foreaslaikon.gov.gr) is now up and running.

Cyprus faces a challenging time as it navigates plans for a foray into the financial markets.

"In recent years, Astypalaia has "invested" in actions to enhance extroversion, thus becoming a pole of attraction for new and "traditional" markets" explains Deputy Mayor of Tourism

The government is requesting the four interventions by the European Commission so that multinational companies do not sell their products more expensively in Greece.

Athens argues that the different pricing, without valid justification, by the multinationals conflicts with the most basic characteristic of the European Union, which is none other than the single market.

Social media platforms are currently the primary catalyst for e-commerce, with the engaging content created by marketers and modern methods of consumer interaction being pivotal factors for successful online trade worldwide. These global trends largely extend to the Bulgarian market, where sensitivity to pricing stands out as a distinctive characteristic.