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Trade deficit narrowed by 30.5 pct YoY in Mar, down 7.2 pct in Q1
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CPI at 5.4 pct YoY in April - highest since early 2023
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BoG outlines factors hampering affordability in Greek housing market
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Trade deficit widens by 14.3 pct YoY in Feb as exports face challenges
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BoG sees Greek growth resilience, highlights global risks
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Energy a key driver for 8.3 pct YoY rise in March producer prices
Property prices see steady increase of 9.2 pct in Q2, pace of rise moderates further
The growth in the nominal value of apartments in Greece continued at a steady pace in the second quarter of 2024, increasing by 9.2 percent year-on-year (YoY) from an upwards revised 10.6 percent in Q1 2024, Bank of Greece (BoG) data released on Tuesday showed.
There has been a gradual slowdown from the peak in Q1 2023, when prices grew by 15.6 percent. The index stood at 99.7 points in Q2, at 91.3 in Q2 last year, and 95.5 points in Q4 2023. The index peak was in Q3 2008 when it was at 102.2 points.
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