ATHENS, March 14 (Reuters) - Here are news stories,
press reports and events which may affect Greek financial
markets on Friday:
ATEBANK SEES 10-15 PCT PROFIT GROWTH FROM BALKANS
ATEbank (AGBr.AT), Greece's sixth-largest lender,
expects to be generating about 10 to 15 percent of its
earnings from Romania and Serbia by 2010, its deputy chief
executive said on Thursday. [ID:nL12498609]
GREECE SCORES POORLY IN REAL ESTATE POTENTIAL
Greece's real estate market ranked in position number 25
out of 27 countries in a survey assessing property market
development potential, reported financial daily Imerisia.
www.imerisia.gr
FOREIGN INVESTORS TRIM HOLDINGS IN GREEK STOCKS
Foreign investors reduced their holdings in Greek stocks
to 50.8 percent in February from 51.3 percent in the
previous month, reported financial daily Naftemporiki.
www.naftemporiki.gr
EUROBANK PROPERTIES EYEING SHOPPING MALL INVESTMENTS
ABROAD
Greek real estate investment company Eurobank Properties
(EUPr.AT) is examining investing in shopping malls in
Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia, reported financial daily
Kerdos. www.kerdos.gr
GREECE, RUSSIA TO APPOINT EXPERTS FOR SOUTHSTREAM
Greece and Russia agreed to jointly set up a team of
experts in Moscow to oversee the Southstream gas project
that will expand Russian gas deliveries to southern Europe,
reported daily Kathimerini. www.kathimerini.gr
TRAFFIC CLOGS ATHENS AS GREEK STRIKES WIDEN
Traffic ground to a halt in Athens on Thursday when city
rail workers and a string of other groups joined widening
strikes against planned pension reforms. [ID:nL13808377]
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