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Building activity moderated in Dec, dropped by 2.6 pct in 2025
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Lending to corporations keeps annual credit growth steady at 7.4 pct in Feb
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Deposits continue to slide in Feb, falling to 207.52 bln
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Significant underspend and tame taxes lead to primary surplus of 2.99 bln in Feb
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Strong travel receipts in Jan, balance up 157.6 pct YoY
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Jan current account deficit at 1.29 bln, goods and services balances improve
Greek credit contracts by 4 pct in Jan, NPLs rise to 31.2 pct in Sept
The year on year (yoy) credit contraction in the Greek market marginally accelerated for the second straight month to 4 percent in January from 3.9 percent in December, with balances reaching 217.61 billion euros, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG).
Loan balances eased 0.1 percent mom for the tenth consecutive month on increasing net deductions of 576 million, from 173 million in December. January’s negative flow mainly reflects household and corporate lending net deductions of 306 and 268 million ...
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