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Eurostat: Greece leads Europe in public debt reduction

It fell by 9.4 percentage points in one year and by nearly 70 percentage points compared with the record level reached during the pandemic, with Greece achieving the highest rate of debt reduction in the EU and the OECD

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece Confirmed at 3.9% in June

Inflation in the Eurozone stands at 2.8% - The highest rates were recorded in Romania (9.2%), Lithuania (5.4%), and Bulgaria (5.2%)

Eurozone economy contracted by 0.2% in the first quarter, complicating ECB interest rate plans

GDP fell by 0.2% according to Eurostat against a previous estimate of 0.1% growth - Ireland's GDP dip "erased" growth at the beginning of the year

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece confirmed at 4.6% in April

Inflation in the euro area reached 3% and in the European Union 3.2%

€1.2 billion package at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) through 2027: What the data showed about the surplus

Abolition of charges, reduction of contributions, and changes to advance tax payments for businesses

Greek ports led maritime transport in the EU in 2024, according to Eurostat

Greece increased its passenger numbers by 7.1 million – Piraeus among the busiest ports

Farandouris: The government should study the budgets of other EU states for citizen support measures

According to the MEP, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Ireland, and the Netherlands include in their new budgets specific revenue measures from special levies or taxes imposed on banks

Bank of Greece report: faster inflation deceleration in Greece with three risks on the horizon

Energy, wages and tourism keep prices in services high - When does the BoE predict a return to close to 2 per cent

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece plunged to 1.8% in September – Eurozone inflation rose to 2.2%

Inflation in Greece was 3.1% in August, according to Eurostat data - Services, food, industrial products and energy saw the biggest increases

In Greece, most young adults don’t leave home until around 30, says Eurostat

The burden of housing affects their independence

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