BANK OF GREECE
The primary balance of the state budget in the 8 months of January-August 2024 was a surplus of €4.954 billion, compared to €5.576 billion euros in the corresponding period of 2023, according to data announced today by the Bank of Greece.
18/09/24 • 13:56
In its recurring publication "Inflation Monitor," the Bank of Greece forecasts that inflation will slow to 2.5% this year and 2.2% in 2025 before falling below the ECB's 2% threshold in 2027.
16/09/24 • 13:13
The Bank of Greece forecasts a marginal acceleration of growth in 2024 and 2025 while keeping its quantitative estimates unchanged.
06/09/24 • 17:53
Data from the Bank of Greece shows that in July 2024, the weighted average interest rate on new deposits stayed at 0.57%, while the interest rate on new loans increased to 5.86%.
03/09/24 • 13:19
Private sector deposits fell by €607 million in July, following an increase of €3.826 billion in the previous month, the Bank of Greece said today.
28/08/24 • 15:01
Foreign direct investment reached €2.097 billion in the first half of 2024, down from €2.434 billion in the corresponding period of 2023 and €5.125 billion in 2022, according to data published on Tuesday by the Bank of Greece.
21/08/24 • 11:52
In June 2024, the current account recorded a surplus of €270.8 million, compared to a deficit in the corresponding month of 2023.
20/08/24 • 11:55
In the period January–July 2024, the cash result of the central government showed a surplus of EUR 338 million, compared to a deficit of EUR 2,178 million in the corresponding period of 2023, the Bank of Greece announced.
19/08/24 • 13:32
An estimated €5 billion of inflows are estimated to have taken place in Greek government shares and bonds as a result of the credit upgrade of the Greek economy.
31/07/24 • 17:14
The weighted average interest rate on all new deposits remained almost unchanged from the previous month, at 0.57%.
31/07/24 • 13:37
The two main causes of the consistent and notable decline in public debt as a proportion of GDP have been the Greek economy's recovery and the country's return to primary surpluses following the Covid-19 pandemic (GDP).
29/07/24 • 08:38