GREEK ECONOMY
Fixed capital formation is one of the four components of domestic demand, i.e., the expenditure made by households, businesses and the government on the purchase of final goods and services, as Eurobank writes in its regular publication on the Greek economy.
06/11/24 • 18:34
The expectations of management consultants for the course of the Greek economy in the next 12 months have deteriorated, according to the results of the Association of Management Consultancy Firms' Barometer for the economy.
05/11/24 • 08:37
Wood comments in a report that the Greek economy is sending out the opposite signals. The analysts say that both consumers and businesses are not optimistic about their economic situation.
01/11/24 • 08:30
With primary surpluses at 2.1% of GDP by 2029, Greek debt will fall below 140% of GDP shortly before the end of the decade, the International Monetary Fund predicts in the latest edition of its Fiscal Monitor report.
23/10/24 • 16:34
The financial assets of Greek households grew by 7.4% in 2023, the highest growth rate in Western Europe according to Allianze.
23/10/24 • 08:28
The Greek economy is projected to grow at a higher rate than the Eurozone, both this year and in 2025, according to an International Monetary Fund report on the outlook for the global economy released today.
22/10/24 • 16:20
Standard and Poor's made no move yesterday evening, maintaining its BBB-investment grade rating (the lowest level of investment grade) with a positive outlook.
19/10/24 • 08:57
The Parliament Budget Office revised forecast for the Greek economy's annual growth rate for 2024 stands at 2.3%, slightly lower than the previous estimate of 2.5%, as published in the June report.
08/10/24 • 15:29
UBS remains bullish on the Greek economy, noting that GDP remains on track to meet its forecast for 2.5% growth in 2024, despite recent weakness in Eurozone indicators.
04/10/24 • 09:15
In his keynote address at the Société Générale conference in Paris, which was organized in collaboration with the Athens Stock Exchange (EXAE), Prime Minister's Economic Advisor Alexis Patelis mentioned Greece's progress over the last five years in several significant economic indicators.
03/10/24 • 15:14