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Credit growth at 2.1 pct in Oct, but flow negative by 856 mln
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Deposits drop by a sharp 2.14 bln in Oct, driven by corporations
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Aug sees second annual drop in building activity with 4 pct decline
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Final budget data for Oct verifies solid tax revenues on back of indirect and income tax haul
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Despite slowdown, property prices jump by 11.9 pct YoY in Q3
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Rise of 17.3 pct in arrivals by Sept means receipts already exceed 2019 record
Greek economic sentiment and consumer confidence up again in November
Greece’s economic sentiment rose for the second consecutive month in November, increasing to 102.7 from 102.2 in October, according to the European Commission (EC).
The November ESI figure is the fifth reading above the 100-point mark in 2014 and the third highest for the year. The peak this year was recorded in June at 104.1 and has eased by 1.4 points since then.
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