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Greece heads for another record tourism season after strong August receipts
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Energy and capital goods drive 17.8% YoY rise in industrial turnover for Aug
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Strong fiscal performance meets hard spending limits
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Taxes continues to drive budget outperformance in September
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Energy drives 13.8% YoY jump in August import prices
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Car sales bounce back with 1.2% YoY rise in September
Fiscal data impressive but details suggest caution still required
The state of Greece’s public finances took prominence in the public debate when Eurostat and ELSTAT published the official data for the 2021 to 2024 period, with Greece presenting a sizable primary surplus of 11.4 billion euros, or 4.8 pct of GDP, while the general government budget was in a total surplus of 3.18 billion euros, or 1.3 pct of GDP.
The data at general government level includes the central government, local governments, and social security funds, all of which were in total surplus, with the central government at 3.18 billion euros, local governments at 2.05 billion euros and social...
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