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New food price surge threatens Greece as Black Sea disruption drives up costs – What to expect in 2027

Wheat prices have risen by more than 30% since the start of 2026, while freight costs are soaring on key shipping routes. Supply chain disruption and harvest uncertainty are raising concerns over further food price increases

Greece inflation Hits 5.1% in September as Eurozone Rate Rises to 3.8%

Energy was the biggest contributor to annual inflation in the eurozone, followed by services, industrial goods, and food

How incomes will change in Greece in 2027: What employees, the self-employed and debtors can expect

Pension increases, higher wages, lower social security contributions and relief for debtors are among the measures set to affect millions of people next year, although the self-employed face higher costs

Bank of Greece: Inflation persists, with rate forecast to reach 3.5% in 2026

Rising energy costs and service prices intensify inflationary pressures – Greek consumers expect inflation of 6.2% over the next year, compared with 3% in the eurozone

ELSTAT: Inflation jumped to 5% in September, fuel prices rallied, rents rose by 14.7%

Natural gas surged by 55.2%, heating oil by 53.2%, diesel by 38.8% and petrol by 22.5% — Hotels rose by 29.8%, transport by 11.3%

How the €95 million for Greek industry’s expensive electricity, announced by Mitsotakis, will be distributed

The subsidy is estimated at €20–25 per megawatt-hour — The beneficiaries, retroactivity and European support tools to tackle the energy storm

Eurostat: Fuel prices in the EU rose by 23.8% in one year – 16% in Greece

The largest increases in diesel and petrol were recorded in Bulgaria (+34.5%), Lithuania (+28.8%), Finland (+27.6%), Germany (+27.5%) and France (+27.4%)

€1.5bn in increases for 2.5 million households over 100 days: The 14 measures launching on Friday

The 100-day timetable includes successive payments and measures to be rolled out in waves, from the end of the month through to Christmas

Alarm over feta: Stocks may not last through the year, price heading towards €15–16

Market concerns over cheaper white cheese, a dramatic decline in sheep’s milk and huge overseas demand for feta are putting pressure on the market

War and sanctions are crippling Iran’s economy, with GDP plunging 10.1%

Oil exports collapse, inflation reaches 69.9% and the rial falls further against the dollar

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