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Eurostat: Inflation in Greece at 4.9% in May, reaches 3.2% in the Eurozone
Inflation in the Eurozone rose in May 2026, as increases in the prices of services and energy continued to fuel inflationary pressures, according to data published by Eurostat
Pierrakakis at the Eurogroup: We are open to discussing measures – Priority is protecting households and the stability of the European economy
The president of the Eurogroup stresses that Europe is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and is considering tools to support households and businesses if the energy crisis worsens - “We have the 2022 toolbox”
ESM: Greek bonds among the strong performers of the Eurozone – 15-year low for the spread
In recent years, yields on Greek government bonds have converged with those of many other countries’ bonds
What Bulgaria’s entry into the euro from January 1 means – what the example of Greece shows
Citizens divided over the country’s accession to the euro – The major challenge of political instability
What the leadership of the ESM means for Greece: The country’s major creditor and the messages for the Greek economy
The election of Pierrakakis to the presidency of the Eurogroup also opens the way to the leadership of the ESM, giving Greece a role as coordinator and creditor in the eurozone – A historic reversal, from a bailout country to an institutional pillar of stability – Pierrakakis from the podium of Parliament: I return from Brussels with an honor and a victory for the country