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Energy drives import price drop of 3.2 pct YoY in Feb
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Industrial production growth slows to 1.8 pct YoY in Feb, led by manufacturing
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Unemployment edges up to 8.5 pct in Feb
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PMI stable in March as war starts affecting business and confidence
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Strong rise in food sales pushes 7 pct YoY increase in Jan retail
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Economic sentiment declines in March, consumer confidence at lowest since 2022
PBO sees 2024 growth of 2.5 pct hinging on RRF and investments
The Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) published on Monday its latest quarterly report in which it is broadly positive about the prospects of the Greek economy in 2024, though it does flag up concerns about the effects of persistent inflation, the implications of the latest minimum wage rise and the critical role of the RRF for growth forecasts to materialise.
The PBO states that last year’s growth of 2 pct captures the last couple of quarters of slowdown in economic activity, notably the underperforming fixed investments outcome, which fell by 5.7 pct year-on-year (YoY) in Q4, leading to a moderate rise in c...
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