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Rises in refined oil products push producer prices up by 14.9% YoY in August
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Retail sales on the up with 6.6% YoY growth in July
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Unemployment rate drops further to 7.4% in August
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Economic sentiment slightly improves in Sep, as recovery in consumer confidence continues
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Building activity rebounds strongly with 21.5% YoY rise in June
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Government struggles to shape narrative as rising costs compete with positive outlooks
The Greek economy in 2026: Quantitative recovery meets qualitative stagnation
The Greek government continues to face challenges in defending its economic record, as stories gain prominence about Greeks increasingly being unable to afford what used to be normal daily life and routine. Readers will be aware that this is an issue we have covered extensively over recent months.
Bloomberg published an article last week highlighting that Greeks are being priced out of holidays in their own country, despite the economic recovery observed since the pandemic. What used to be the customary summer break to a Greek island - once withi...
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