Barroso: No Need for Panic or Alarm on Slow Growth

The transcript covers three main topics: the readiness of the government to meet with protest leaders regarding the 2017 elections, the recent fluctuations in the Greek bond market, and the European Commission's perspective on global economic growth. The government is firm on not yielding to demands about China's candidate vetting plan. Greek bonds have seen significant losses, causing concern but not panic. The European Commission highlights potential slow global growth but advises against alarm.

What is the government's stance regarding the 2017 elections and the demands of protest leaders?

What concerns did the President of the European Commission express about the markets?

How did the price of oil evolve according to the text?

What indications were mentioned that suggest slower global growth?

What was the overall message regarding panic or alarm in the context of economic conditions?