Greece faces prolonged price pressures despite US–Iran deal

EconomyMacroeconomy Tags: Cost of living, CPI, Energy, Iran
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The Greek authorities will have welcomed the MoU signed between the US and Iran as a first decisive step towards a lasting resolution of the conflict, although a 60‑day period remains in which outstanding issues must be resolved before a final deal is reached.

The government has seen inflation climb consistently since March, with Eurostat’s HICP rising from 2.9% in February to 4.9% in May, the latest figure released this week. ELSTAT’s national CPI stood at 5.2% in the same month, virtually unchanged from 5.4...

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