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Bloomberg: Greece to announce even greater overachievement of fiscal targets

Greece is expected to exceed fiscal targets in 2025, with higher surpluses, creating room for benefits and tax cuts

Greek tourism: the three determinants for 2026 – At 21% total contribution to GDP last year

The first estimate by the BoE speaks of "further growth in 2026", due to the extension of the tourist season, the promotion of other forms of tourism and cruises, but at this stage the course of the sector is linked to developments in the Middle East

Bloomberg on MSCI’s upgrade of the Greek capital market: a milestone in the country’s recovery

The Greek crisis is now a thing of the past and Greece, with the support of Europe, has achieved an impressive recovery, analysts say

Morningstar DBRS, Autonomous: Middle East affects Greek economy and banks due to oil and tourism

Structural dependence on tourism and shipping as well as macroeconomic vulnerabilities related to energy and external deficits is a key risk for banks - The widening of bond spreads is also a problem

First clouds from the Middle East war – Bank of Greece lowers growth forecast to 1.9% for 2026

The GDP growth rate for 2026 is now revised down to 1.9% from 2.1%, as previously forecasted in the Interim Monetary Policy Report published last December – Inflation is expected to remain high at 3.1% in 2026

How hard will markets be hit by the war? The “Black Swans” of March and the resilience of the Greek economy

The war does not appear likely to end soon and, as it continues, it undermines the base scenario of a short conflict, increasing uncertainty

2025 tax returns: Guidance for spouses, children, and legal heirs

On 16 March the submission of this year's tax returns begins - Where the burden of taxation falls this year

Goldman Sachs: Greece’s growth resilient despite the energy shock

The Greek economy appears more resilient than the rest of the Eurozone, while the strong relationship between economic growth and credit expansion creates the conditions for further strengthening of investment

Lent is coming, new increases of up to 15% in seafood prices in supermarkets – Shrimp prices soared, where has the squid arrived

Significant increases in seafood prices ahead of Lent 2026 - Octopus, squid and squid more expensive in supermarkets with increases of up to 15%

Prime Minister Mitsotakis’ agenda: From talks with farmers’ representatives to Davos for investment outreach

Talks with farmers expected to ease protests, followed by the prime minister’s participation in the World Economic Forum

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