Search
-
EC forecasts slower growth, higher inflation as energy shock strikes
EconomyMacroeconomybudget surpluses and strong nominal GDP growth.
1% -
PM tries to wrestle back initiative as new parties reshape political landscape
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the 2025 budget surplus. It will sit on top of the existing child benefit. He also confirmed
1% -
Q1 GDP growth slows to 0.2 pct QoQ as investments drop
EconomyMacroeconomyin the final budget assumptions. The Bank of Greece (BoG) also sees 2026 growth at 1.9 pct. The European
1% -
Tsipras smells chance as ELAS surges to second, while ND courts right flank
PoliticsGreek Politicswould “burden the state budget”. After the bruising internal rebellion over same‑sex marriage in 2024
1% -
Government embraces debtor compensation ruling as ELAS unveils frontline team
PoliticsGreek Politicsand the Parliamentary Budget Office, and Kostas Lagouvardos, the director of research at the Athens National
1% -
The Greek economy in 2026: Quantitative recovery meets qualitative stagnation
EconomyMacroeconomy- has now become a luxury, as the story details. Beyond budget execution figures and headline GDP
1% -
PBO sees resilience in economy, revises growth outlook slightly down
EconomyMacroeconomyIn its latest quarterly report, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) argues that the Greek economy is currently navigating a complex global landscape, showing remarkable resilience despite geopolitical tensions. While the Middle East crisis has introduced fresh uncertainty regarding international
1% -
Newsletter 511 - 03/07/2026
, the Parliamentary Budget Office highlighted the resilience of the economy but revised the outlook
1% -
Pension policy U-turn highlights government’s election concerns
EconomyMacroeconomy, the Parliamentary Budget Office highlighted the resilience of the economy but revised the outlook slightly
1% -
Samaras escalates row with PM as ELAS tries to build credibility
PoliticsGreek Politicsinstruments and Recovery Fund resources for investments currently covered by the national budget. Tsipras
1%