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Credit growth stable at 7.4 pct YoY in March, led by business loans
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Deposits rise by 2.13 bln in March, up to 209.75 bln
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Economic sentiment slides further in April, consumer confidence lowest in four years
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Unemployment rate continues to rise in March, reaching 9 pct
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Building activity starts 2026 strongly with 15.4 pct YoY rise in Jan
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Primary surplus at 4.37 bln up to March thanks to deferred spending, VAT intakes
Loan rates exceed 5 pct in Dec, spread at highest in almost 20 years
Interest rates on loans in Greece continued their upward trend that started in the summer, with the weighted average rate on loans climbing to over 5 percent, at 5.06 percent at the end of 2022, according to the latest data released by the Bank of Greece on Thursday.
The average of new loans to individuals was 5.57 percent in December, from 4.67 percent at the end of 2021. Loans to sole proprietors were 6.66 percent, from 4.63 percent in December 2021. Loans to corporations were 4.63 percent, up from 2.94 percent a ...
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