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Debt Reduction, Economic Growth, and Income Increase: Key Insights from the Medium-Term Programme in 10 Q&As

The structural changes included in the 4-year financial plan

ELSTAT: At 2.1% the growth of the Greek economy in the first quarter of 2024

What does ELSTAT data show

EBRD: Forecasts for the Greek economy – Growth of 2.3% in 2024 and 2.6% in 2025

Improvements in economic confidence where indicators generated risks for Greece - In hindsight Europe lowers expectations - Peace dividend is over 

Athens Stock Exchange: Above the 1,450 mark – National Bank at a new 8.5-year high

The General Index remains within striking distance at a 13-year record high

OECD: Greek economy remains resilient – Growth at 2% this year, 2.5% in 2025

Key to increasing employment and real wages, and strong tourist activity highlighted by the OECD in its report

Renovate – Rent: The platform opens in April – The requirements

The action will include about 12,500 vacant houses as long as the benefiting owners follow the necessary procedures

L’Echo: “The Greek economy is as resilient as the Hydra”

Greece has in recent years regained much of what it lost during the debt crisis of the early 2010s

OECD predicts the Greek economy will grow at a rate of 2.2% in 2023

Inflation to fall to 3.9% in 2023, the Organization for Economic Cooperation predicts

Moody’s forecasts that Greece will see one of the largest debt reductions globally

According to Moody's, Greece's debt burden has become significantly more sustainable

ELSTAT: Unemployment in Greece at 11.6% in December 2022

The unemployed reached 545,372 people, a decrease of 57,565 people compared to December 2021

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