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Travel surplus shrinks up to Feb as payments rise sharply
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece's travel balance recorded a surplus of 90 million euros in February, compared to 87.5 million euros in January, according to data released by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Tuesday. The February balance was 25.8 percent lower than the 121.3 million euros recorded in February 2024. Receipts
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Q1 travel receipts up 4.4 pct YoY, arrivals also on the rise
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece's travel balance recorded a surplus of 220.9 million euros in March, compared to 90 million euros in February, according to data released by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Thursday. The March balance was 5.6 percent lower than the 233.9 million euros recorded in March 2024. Receipts
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Ex-ministers escape farm payments inquiry in controversial vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsto proceed with just 90 MPs in the chamber. The decision prompted a walk-out by all opposition parties
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Newsletter 473 - 01/08/2025
the Deputy Speaker—himself from New Democracy—of rushing a vote with only 90 MPs present. Of the 83
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Primary balance up to July confirmed at 7.94 bln due to underspend, tax revenues
EconomyMacroeconomyamounted to 1.87 billion, 90 million above the target. Income tax revenues came to 14.93 billion euros
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Credit to corporations contracts in July, bringing total loans down 1.27 bln MoM
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros. Consumer credit had a positive flow of 90 million euros at 8.74 billion euros.
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Newsletter 486 - 28/11/2025
dramatic gains: Romania at 134%, Lithuania at 95%, Poland at 91%, and Malta at 90%. It is a grim
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Lost decades for Greek incomes tell different story to recovery narrative
EconomyMacroeconomygains: Romania at 134%, Lithuania at 95%, Poland at 91%, and Malta at 90%. It is a grim picture
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Newsletter 487 - 05/12/2025
the inflation wave after 2022. Debt will have dropped by 90 points from the pandemic-hit 2020, when
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RRF promise fades as growth outlook weakens
EconomyMacroeconomy. Debt will have dropped by 90 points from the pandemic-hit 2020, when it stood at 209% of GDP. Beyond
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