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Disposable income records modest 1.9 pct YoY rise in Q3, saving rate again negative
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Strong primary surplus of over 8 bln at close of 2025 as spending is contained
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Nov data confirms record-breaking year for tourism as 11M receipts reach 23 bln, up 8.9 pct
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Industrial turnover posts modest 0.7 pct YoY rise in Nov, falls sharply MoM
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Current account deficit at 2.08 bln in Nov, falls significantly in 11M
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Car sales record strong rise in Dec, grow by 5.9 pct YoY in 2025
Commitment to reducing debt front and centre in government fiscal policy
Greece's debt returned to the forefront of public debate last week following the visit of the Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis to the PDMA and the optimistic outlook he presented on the future prospects and plans to reduce Greece's debt burden.
The most optimistic comment from Pierrakakis was that Greece will not be the most indebted country in Europe by 2029, thanks to a combination of initiatives over the next few years that will bring the debt ratio down to 120 pct of GDP.
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