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Prime Minister unveils €2.2 billion tax relief package for businesses at Thessaloniki fair

The measures also include zero tax for farmers earning up to €20,000, scrapped business fees for firms outside Attica, cheaper loans for small businesses, and a new 15 percent levy on high earning senior executives

Warning signal for the U.S. economy from growth, inflation, and real estate

A three-year record for inflation, which climbed to 3.8% — along with new data on disposable income and a downward revision of GDP — contradicts the White House’s optimism

Eurostat: Primary surplus of 4.9% of GDP in 2025

Eurostat confirms the very positive course of the Greek economy for 2025 - Subsidies on diesel, fertilizers and... in the background new benefits for tenants and 300 euros to pensioners

Major EU-India trade deal creates a market of 2 billion citizens: How tariffs fall, which Greek products are affected, see tables

The deal is expected to double EU goods exports to India by 2032 – Tariffs on olive oil exported from Europe will fall from 45% to 0% over five year

Economist: Greece remains among the top economies of 2025, strong presence of southern Europe

Greece, which topped the rankings in 2022 and 2023, continues to rank highly - Southern Europe stands out in the list

Upgrade by Scope Ratings: steady growth and fiscal discipline bring positive outlook for Greece

Scope Ratings confirmed Greece’s BBB credit rating citing strengthened economic resilience despite long-standing debt challenges and external imbalances — and upgraded the country’s outlook to positive from stable

Sweden: We are increasing the defense budget by $2.87 billion, says Ulf Kristersson

Defense spending will now reach 2.8% of Sweden’s GDP – Swedish authorities estimate it will rise to 3.1% by 2028

More than 15% of French people living below the poverty line

The results are unprecedented for the last 30 years

US: GDP contracted by 0.5% in the first quarter of 2025 – The decline was larger than expected

Lower than expected consumer spending and exports

Starmer’s commitment to increase defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035

"The decision to allocate 5% of GDP to national security is an opportunity to strengthen our contribution to NATO and invest in security"

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