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Despite disposable income rise in Q4, saving rate negative for five quarters in a row
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Greece unveils new batch of cost-of-living measures after robust 2025 fiscal results
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Tourism season starts strongly in Feb with receipts up 70.7 pct in first two months
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Manufacturing drives industrial turnover decline of 4.6 pct YoY in Feb
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Hiring balance stays negative in Jan as new hires drop YoY
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Car sales rise strongly in March, up 6.4 pct YoY in Q1
OECD sees stable growth of 2.2 pct next year and persistent structural challenges
The OECD published on Wednesday the latest economic outlook with the growth estimates for Greece broadly in line with other international organisations and the Finance Ministry’s forecasts. The report also outlines a number of challenges for the economy from the medium-term.
GDP is forecast to grow by 2.3 pct this year, 2.2 pct in 2025, and 2.5 pct in 2026, driven by rising disposable incomes, supported by a tight labour market and minimum wage increases. However, employment growth will slow as labour costs rise. Investment...
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