GREEK ECONOMY
Greece's GDP grew by 2.4% year on year in the third quarter, according to ELSTAT data. Growth on a quarterly basis was 0.3%.
06/12/24 • 12:08
With the new year coming, rating agencies and investment banks are beginning to roll out their recommendations to investors. JP Morgan has made a significant upgrade of the Greek economy to an outperform recommendation, from a neutral previously.
03/12/24 • 08:42
Goldman Sachs maintains its positive stance on the economies of Spain, Portugal, and Greece for 2025 in a recent report.
29/11/24 • 08:32
Despite the difficulties, the Greek economy in 2023 showed signs of resilience, supported by prudent fiscal policies and modest productivity growth, according to the KEPE in the 2024 annual report of the National Productivity Council of Greece.
28/11/24 • 15:23
One of the most important weaknesses of the Greek economy, the current account deficit, is put under the microscope of Eurobank Research analysts in the latest edition of "7 Days Economy" published today.
22/11/24 • 14:34
The outlook for the Athens Stock Exchange and the shares of Greek companies is positive, according to two new reports published by Bank of America (BofA) and UBS.
18/11/24 • 07:57
The Commission estimates that the Greek economy will close 2024 with growth of 2.1% and inflation at 3%, with 2025 bringing growth of 2.3% and inflation at 2.4%.
15/11/24 • 12:47
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
According to the IOBE's Economic Sentiment Survey, the deterioration of the economic climate recorded in Greece in October is exclusively due to industry.
04/11/24 • 13:01
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