Growth, investment-grade status, fiscal surpluses and credit upgrades on one side. Inflation, housing costs, private debt and stagnant purchasing power on the other. Greece's economic debate is no longer about the numbers—it is about what those numbers actually mean.
Retroactive interest reductions, new 72-installment repayment plans, expanded access to the out-of-court settlement mechanism, higher protected bank account limits, and stronger safeguards for primary residences form the core of Greece’s new private debt reform.
Strong fiscal overperformance, highlighted by Bloomberg, creates space for support measures while keeping pressure for discipline
IMF’s Georgieva hails Greece’s turnaround — A geopolitical and economic comeback reshaping the Eurozone
In an annual report amid heightened geopolitical tension, the Bank of Greece governor flags slowing growth, renewed inflation pressures, and emphasizes that political instability could amplify economic risks.
International rating agencies reaffirm Greece’s economic resilience, highlighting strong growth, fiscal discipline, and steady debt reduction despite global geopolitical tensions
Greece’s economy is undergoing a meaningful structural transformation, moving away from outdated labels such as the “coffee economy” and embracing a more diversified and competitive model, according to a new study by INSETE.
From London to Luxembourg, international markets and European institutions are sending clear signs of confidence in Greece’s accelerated growth, debt reduction, and reform trajectory.
SAFE, EIB, and leftover RRF/ESPA funds drive growth in Greece’s defense industry and dual-use projects
Fitch forecasts debt near 120% by 2030, maintains stable outlook, and highlights growth potential
Energy and food prices decline, but rising costs for everyday goods and services continue to strain households
Lack of long-term strategy blocks upgrade – Progress acknowledged, but deeper reforms required for sustainable growth
Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlights fiscal overperformance and pledges benefits for society amid strong economic indicators
Strong liquidity buffer and low servicing costs offer Greece long-term fiscal stability
From bailout exit to investment magnet – How Greece redefined its business landscape
Slight downgrade for 2025 growth to 2.3%, while external risks and EU funding absorption remain crucial factors
According to the annual report by the Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS), shipping is by far the most extrovertedsector of the Greek economy, with a total economic impact ranging between 7% and 8% of GDP each year.
Finance Ministry data shows robust tax revenue, lower expenditures and early income tax collections boosting fiscal performance beyond expectations
Tax Revenue Performance in the State Budget
The announcement noted that an amount of 1,993 million euros which refers to the time differentiation of payments from ordinary budget and an amount of 499 million Euros which refers to the time differentiation of investment expenditure, do not affect the General Government outcome in fiscal terms.
The ministry noted that an amount of 468 million Euros which refers to the time differentiation of payments from the ordinary budget and an amount of 473 million euros which refers to the time differentiation of Public Investment Programme payments, do not affect the General Government outcome in fiscal terms.
