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Industrial production rises by 4.2 pct in April thanks to growth in electricity supply
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CPI growth stable at 2.8 pct in May, food inflation gathers pace at 11.6 pct
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OECD ups growth outlook for 2023, warns about headwinds affecting demand and consumption
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Trade deficit narrows in April, though exports drop by 4.3 pct
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Annual GDP growth slows in Q1, contracts by 0.1 pct QoQ
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Unemployment stays at 11.2 pct in Apr, youth jobless down by 5 points at 27.4 pct
FinMin tables recovery budget, foreseeing across-the-board improvement in key numbers
The Finance Ministry submitted to Parliament on Monday the draft budget for 2022 in which Greece is seen leaving behind the impact of the pandemic.
The nominal GDP is expected to recover above the pre-pandemic levels of 2019 and the budget paves the way for a narrowing of the excessive deficits that had to be accumulated during the pandemic.
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