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Building activity starts 2026 strongly with 15.4 pct YoY rise in Jan
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Primary surplus at 4.37 bln up to March thanks to deferred spending, VAT intakes
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Despite disposable income rise in Q4, saving rate negative for five quarters in a row
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Greece unveils new batch of cost-of-living measures after robust 2025 fiscal results
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Tourism season starts strongly in Feb with receipts up 70.7 pct in first two months
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Manufacturing drives industrial turnover decline of 4.6 pct YoY in Feb
Budget primary surplus grows in April thanks to one-off revenues and restricted spending
Greece’s 4-month budget primary surplus more than doubled to 2.16 billion euros from 1.05 billion last year, according to the Finance Ministry (MoF) preliminary budget bulletin published on Wednesday.
More importantly, the outperformance of 1.6 billion euros in Q1 widened to 2.45 billion in the 4-month period.
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