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Unemployment increases to 11.4 pct in Feb, inactive population rises
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Retail turnover grows by 10.8 pct in Jan, volumes of food and fuel sales drop
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Growth in producer prices slows further to 4.7 pct as food products jump by 12.6 pct
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Economic sentiment posts modest drop in Mar, consumer confidence recovers strongly
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Building permits up 5 pct in 2022, moderating from 26.6 pct rise in previous year
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Credit growth slows in Feb, loans balance stable at 113.35 bln
IMF sees big dip of 9.5 pct for GDP in 2020 before mild recovery of 4.1 pct next year
The International Monetary Fund has issued its updated macroeconomic forecasts for Greece within the framework of the World Economic Outlook and the Fiscal Monitor released within as part of the IMF’s Annual Meetings.
The Fund sees the Greek economy falling by 9.5 pct this year, before partially recovering by 4.1 pct in 2021.
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