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Strong demand for 30-year benchmark bond, yield of 4.24 pct double 2021 rate
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ECB study finds Greeks overburdened by housing costs, most likely to miss payments
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S&P ups outlook to positive, leaves rating at 'BBB-'
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Moody's leaves Greece's rating unchanged, one notch from investment grade
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Investment grade boost visible in strong demand for Greek assets
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Labour database shows 8 in 10 workers earn less than 1,200 per month
Vulnerable households allocated 60 pct of income for housing even before cost-of-living crisis
The struggles of Greek households, particularly those considered vulnerable, in coping with the cost-of-living crisis were captured in the latest housing overburden data published by Eurostat. It shows that even before the inflation wave intensified (the latest data is for 2021) Greek households had little leeway to cope with rising prices.
According to Eurostat, Greece already tops the housing burden table in the total population, with over 34 percent of disposable income allocated to housing. This includes mortgages, rents and utility bills.
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