Optimistic on Greece Post Elections: Massourakis

The transcript discusses the political and economic situation in Greece, focusing on the Prime Minister's chances in the upcoming election and the potential impact of political uncertainty on financial stability. It highlights investor concerns about the anti-austerity Syriza party and the possibility of general elections. The discussion also covers Greece's economic progress, including debt restructuring and budget deficit improvements, suggesting optimism for the future despite current uncertainties.

What is the main concern of investors regarding the Greek elections?

• The rise of the anti-austerity Syriza party

• The Prime Minister's victory

• The outcome of the presidential election

• The stability of the eurozone

What is expected if Syriza wins the elections?

• They will strictly follow their pre-election rhetoric

• They will increase financial instability

• They will adopt more conventional policies

• They will immediately exit the eurozone

What is the general sentiment of the Greek electorate regarding the eurozone?

• They want to leave the eurozone

• They want to stay in the eurozone

• They are indifferent about the eurozone

• They are unaware of the eurozone's importance

What is the current state of Greece's debt?

• It is unmanageable and high

• It is restructured with low interest rates

• It is being ignored by the government

• It is increasing rapidly

What is the expected primary surplus for Greece in the near future?

• More than 3% of GDP

• Around 2% of GDP

• Less than 1% of GDP

• Exactly 3% of GDP