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Eurostat: Inflation in Greece & the Euro area at 2.5% in June

Services, food and non-energy industrial goods see the biggest increases

Inflation: Inspections, fines and platforms in the battle – How much does a whole lamb cost?

Prices in the 'Easter basket' are stabilising - Prices of olive oil and chocolate are skyrocketing due to the international rally

Eurostat: 3.2% inflation in Greece in April – 2.4% in the euro area

Food and services were the main culprits for the increase in the consumer price index, according to Eurostat

Eurostat: In March, inflation in Greece stood at 3.4% – In the Eurozone it was 2.4%

Services and food continue to be the main components of inflation in the Eurozone - The rate of increase in food prices in Greece is at 4.8%

Eurostat: 67% increase in the price of olive oil in Greece in one year

The highest increase was recorded in Portugal at +69% compared to January 2023, followed by Greece (+67%) and Spain (+63%)

Eurostat: In January, inflation reached 3.2% in Greece – In the Eurozone it was 2.8%

On a European Union level, overall annual inflation was at 3.1% in January 2024, down from 3.4% in December and 10% a year earlier, according to statistics agency data

Greece has the lowest alcohol-related death rate in Europe, Eurostat says

Slovenia has the highest rate of deaths

“Lazy Greeks” myth busted again – Greeks work the longest hours in the EU in a week, says Eurostat

The Netherlands had the shortest working week

Greeks are slow to leave parental home at 30.7 years on average, Eurostat reveals

People in Mediterranean countries are more likely to leave later than Northern European states

Eurostat: euro area inflation expected at 5.3% in August – Down to 3.4% in Greece

The lowest inflation rates in the euro area are observed in Spain and Belgium (2.4%)

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