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Credit growth slows in Feb, loans balance stable at 113.35 bln
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Feb sees back-to-back drops in deposits, landing 6 bln off recent high
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Budget primary surplus of 4.2 bln in Feb beats target on back of higher VAT, income taxes
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Strong start for travel receipts in Jan, rising by 72 pct YoY to 224.2 mln
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Industrial turnover rises 17.7 pct YoY in Jan, but falls sharply MoM at home and abroad
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Wages record back-to-back growth of 7.1 pct in Q4 2022
Economic sentiment recovers 3.4 pts in Sept, buoyed by rise in services
Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) reversed the recent declines and posted a solid rise by 3.4 points in September, moving up to 105.1 points after a marginal drop of 0.1 points to 101.7 in August, according to European Commission figures released on Thursday.
Economic sentiment had fully recovered from the decline during the pandemic. The values around 114 reported in January and February this year were the highest of the series, but sentiment had been sliding since, having lost 9 points up to September.
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