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Electricity and manufacturing drive 5.3 pct YoY rise in industrial production for Jan
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Fuels at forefront of sharp drop in exports in Jan, trade deficit at 2.81 bln
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CPI picks up in Feb, rising to 2.7 pct YoY as food prices climb again
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Quarterly unemployment stable at 8.3 pct in Q4 as labour market continues to improve
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GDP grew by 0.8 pct QoQ in Q4, 2025 real growth at 2.1 pct
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Unemployment rate broadly stable at 7.7 pct in Jan
Details of 2025 budget point to complex economic challenges ahead
The Finance Ministry tabled last Wednesday the final budget for 2025. As much as the headline numbers support the government narrative of stable growth and solid fiscal performance, the underlying numbers highlight the challenges for the coming years.
According to the latest estimates, the Greek economy is expected to grow by 2.2 pct this year, essentially unchanged from the 2.3 pct of last year and in 2025 it will also outperform eurozone peers, also with growth of 2.3 pct.
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