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Building activity continues strong start to 2026 with 5.4 pct YoY rise in Feb
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Economic sentiment and consumer confidence recover some ground in May
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Brussels flags downside risks for Greece as conflict‑driven inflation surges
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Strong Q1 for tourism as receipts rise by 64 pct YoY
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Timing factors and contained spending keep primary balance 2.89 bln above target in April
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Current account deficit at 2.34 bln in Mar, up to 6.96 bln in Q1
BoG sees 2.3 pct growth this year, urges reforms to restore per capita GDP to pre-crisis levels
The Bank of Greece published its latest monetary policy report, which re-affirms the growth outlook for this year, the challenges that lie ahead for the new Greek government as well as an array of policy recommendations.Â
BoG says that the economy will grow by 2.3 pct this year, which is more moderate than the 6 pct noted last year, as the downturn in the eurozone is reflected and domestic private demand growth is seen normalizing.
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