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Draft Budget: Additional permanent revenue through new measures against tax evasion & smuggling for 2026

The answer to where additional revenue will come from to fund benefits and tax cuts totaling €1.76 billion in 2026, without the need to impose new taxes to cover this cost for the public sector

IMF for Greece: Debt to fall to 130.2% of GDP by 2030 even with smaller budget surpluses

The Fund projects lower primary surpluses and more room for growth and social spending after 2026

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

Stournaras: Too early to talk about renewing my term of office – Greece on track for steady growth

The Governor of the BoE said that his term of office expires in 2026 and that it is too early to discuss its renewal - Greece is growing at over 2% and will continue to do so in the coming years

8% reductions from today on more than 2,000 supermarket items – Valid until December 31

1,074 codes concern food products and 1,106 codes other product categories – Theodorikakos: “This is a positive and necessary initiative that we want to expand even further”

Germany adopts the Greek model in incentives for working pensioners

Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government is drafting a bill that would entitle Germans who choose to continue working after retirement age to a tax-free limit of €2,000 on their monthly income

OPAP – Allwyn: Citi and JP Morgan assess the €16 billion deal

JP Morgan describes the merger as “well-balanced and earnings-accretive” for OPAP, while Citi takes a more cautious stance, arguing that the company is entering a new era of higher growth — but also greater risk

Pierrakakis: GDP growth of 2.2% in 2025 and 2.4% in 2026

The possibilities of supporting society will increase as long as we continue the policy of stability and growth, the Minister of Economy stressed in Parliament and pointed out that we have reduced 83 taxes and contributions, based on the possibilities of the economy

Sweeping changes coming to short-term rentals: Clashes between ministries, local authorities, and hoteliers over new restrictions

The new spatial planning framework, which essentially introduces quotas for short-term rentals, has long added fuel to the fire of existing disputes

ELSTAT: Inflation plunged to 1.9% in September

From 2.9% in August - Harmonised inflation at 1.8%

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