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Industrial production rises by 0.6% YoY in Oct, as energy supply moderates
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Housing and energy keep upward pressure on prices as Oct inflation rises to 5.7%
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Energy drives 21.7% YoY increase of in Sep trade deficit
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Strong economic indicators continue, but household pressures persist
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Manufacturing remains in expansion despite October slowdown
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Energy powers producer price jump of 20.4% YoY in Sep, highest since 2022
Wage growth continues, but Greece remains near bottom of EU rankings
Eurostat released its latest data this week on wages across the EU and housing affordability. For Greece, the figures highlight both steady nominal wage growth and a persistent gap with eurozone benchmarks, regional peers and broader EU averages.
According to Eurostat’s national accounts employment dataset, the average annual full-time adjusted salary per employee in Greece recorded continuous nominal gains over the four-year period from 2022 to 2025. Annual full-time earnings rose from €16,515 ...
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