Bank of Greece: Private Sector Deposits Rise by €2.4 Billion in March
Overall, the monthly net flow of total deposits in the Greek banking system was positive in March, reaching 1.359 billion euros.
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Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Average inflation in the eurozone settled at 2.2%, compared to 2.3% in February. The high prices in Greece highlight the ongoing cost-of-living pressures in the country.
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Growth reached 2.3% in 2024
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Private Deposits in Greece Drop €4.787BN in Jan.: BoG
Private Deposits in Greece Drop €4.787BN in Jan.: BoG
The overall net monthly flow of deposits was negative by €4.324 billion in January 2025, compared to a positive net flow of €5.243 billion in December 2024.
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Inflation in Greece at 2.7% for January, as Food Costs Were Steady & Narural Gas Was Up
Inflation in Greece at 2.7% for January, as Food Costs Were Steady & Narural Gas Was Up
Notably, food inflation remained nearly stagnant at just 0.1%, while the highest price increases were recorded in passenger air transport (31.6%), natural gas (26.5%), hotels-motels-inns (16.8%), residential rents (9.2%), and holiday packages (8.4%). Additionally, health insurance premiums saw a 7% rise.
