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April primary surplus beats target thanks to improved taxes and contained spending
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Energy pushes import prices up by 11.4 pct YoY in Mar, highest since Dec 2022
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Car sales drop 4.6 pct YoY in Apr, up 3.3 pct in 4M
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Iran war begins to bite as costs rise and confidence falls
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Electricity supply pushes industrial production up 8.3 pct YoY in March
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Fitch leaves rating at 'BBB' and outlook unchanged, sees strong fiscal performance
Travel receipts up 17 pct in May as average expenditure per trip rebounds
Greece's travel receipts continued heading north at a double-digit rate in May, when they rose by 17 percent in May from 16.3 percent in April, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG).
The absolute figures showed travel receipts stood at 1.22 billion euros this May from 1.04 billion last year, while travel payments soared 31.7 percent to 218 million.
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