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Viktoria Dendrinou

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Athens Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News

US Treasury reporter for Bloomberg News. Formerly in Brussels and most recently @Bagehots. 💙 Econ. Greek export. Reach out: [email protected]

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  • 5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Viktoria Dendrinou

    Gross domestic product, which has outpaced much of the euro zone since the pandemic, advanced by 2.3% in 2024. (Bloomberg) -- Greece’s credit rating was raised by S&P Global Ratings, the third upgrade in just over a month as credit assessors continue to welcome the country’s economic turnaround and improved debt outlook. Friday’s decision by S&P puts Greece at BBB, or two notches above junk, with a stable outlook.

  • 4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Sotiris Nikas |Viktoria Dendrinou

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  • 1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Alberto Nardelli |Viktoria Dendrinou

    The European Investment Bank will propose expanding its mandate to include projects dedicated for military use, a move that would broaden its investment mandate to include more defense spending. Currently, the multilateral financial institution, which has a €600 billion ($631 billion) balance sheet, is only allowed to invest in dual-use goods, which have civilian as well as military purposes.

  • 2 months ago | bloomberglinea.com | Daniel Flatley |Viktoria Dendrinou

    Bloomberg — El secretario del Tesoro estadounidense, Scott Bessent, no viajará a la reunión de ministros de Finanzas del G-20 en Sudáfrica la próxima semana, ya que se centra en una agenda local en sus primeras semanas en el cargo. La decisión de Bessent sigue al desaire del secretario de Estado, Marco Rubio, a la reunión de ministros de Asuntos Exteriores del G-20 esta semana. Rubio había citado entre sus razones para no ir problemas con las políticas sudafricanas sobre la tierra y la igualdad.

  • 2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Daniel Flatley |Viktoria Dendrinou

    US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent won’t travel to the Group of 20 finance ministers meeting in South Africa next week as he focuses on the domestic agenda in his first weeks in office. Bessent’s decision follows Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s snub of the G-20 gathering of foreign ministers this week. Rubio had cited issues with South Africa’s land and equality policies among his reasons for not going. A local US diplomat in South Africa was delegated to attend the foreign ministers’ meeting.

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Viktoria Dendrinou
Viktoria Dendrinou @v_dendrinou
4 Mar 25

RT @ZSchneeweiss: EIB to propose expanding investment criteria for defense funding https://t.co/MBkQYDwzFD via @AlbertoNardelli @v_dendrino…

Viktoria Dendrinou
Viktoria Dendrinou @v_dendrinou
5 Feb 25

"At the Treasury our payments system is not being touched," Treasury Sec Scott Bessent says on Fox Business

Viktoria Dendrinou
Viktoria Dendrinou @v_dendrinou
5 Feb 25

Bessent’s Treasury Sticks With Yellen-Era Long-Term Debt Plan https://t.co/9ngpiWVusG via @economics