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HSBC: Greece continues to outperform – Growth above 2% through 2027, steady decline in debt and unemployment (table)

Greece's GDP is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2025, 2.1% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027 - Public debt continues to decelerate: to 129.4% in 2027 - Inflation to fall to 2.3% over a two-year horizon - The three main risks

Bloomberg: Greek debt at 16-year low – Historic decline after a decade of bailouts (Chart)

Greece’s public debt has fallen to its lowest level since 2009, before the country was forced to request its first bailout during its decade-long debt crisis

How Greek debt is heading for 100% of GDP: the estimates of the Wood Company investment firm

Growth of 2% in 2025 and 2.5% in 2026 - How it assesses tax cuts and support measures for households and young people - "Key" is the management of crisis loans

Handelsblatt: Germany can learn pragmatism from Greece

From the image of "bankrupt Greeks" to the surprise of "practical reforms" - How Greece teaches "pragmatism instead of pessimism"

The public sector’s “debts” in the market and in June are also becoming stale: “Champions” of delays hospitals and insurance funds

The total "account" of public sector arrears in the market exceeded 3.65 billion euros, having increased by more than half a billion since the beginning of the year

2015 – 2025: 10+1 unknown stories and testimonies about the 17 days that shook Greece

The closed banks, the capital controls, the referendum, and how we avoided Grexit with the third bailout memorandum signed by Tsipras, which burdened the Greek economy with €100 billion

Pierrakakis: Property transfers unblocked for those in debt settlement

No rent refund for those who don't pay rent electronically – Incentives to open up closed properties

AADE: Over 4 million taxpayers in the crosshairs – Lists are being prepared

Overdue debts exceed 110 billion euros - 3 billion euros of unpaid taxes this year

The plan for faster Greek debt reduction – High primary surpluses up to 2025

The first objective of the economic staff is for Greece not to be the most indebted country in Europe in 2029 - The second is the early repayment of the obligations of the first memorandum by 2031 - The next steps

OECD Secretary General: Greece will continue to grow faster than the euro area average

Mathias Corman praises Greece for the debt relief

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