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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

Oil: Brent Below $104, Saudi Arabia Moves to Gradually Restore Critical East-West Pipeline

Second consecutive day of declines for oil, with prices, however, remaining at extremely high levels

“We always keep reserves”: Mitsotakis signals fuel intervention – Announcements at end of September, measures on the table

Based on the data available so far, the fund contains between €150 million and €200 million as a “reserve” for the period from October through December, although it may be possible to do something better

First meeting at Maximos Mansion today on international oil prices as difficult winter looms

The situation calls for intervention and there are fiscal reserves, but they are not unlimited – Based on the data available so far, there appears to be no intention of a unified European response to the sharp rise in prices

Energy domino effect ‘inflates’ winter bills for households and businesses, with new defensive measures looming

From heating oil and transport fuels to natural gas and electricity, the crisis in the Middle East is bringing a new wave of price rises to consumers

Bank of Greece: Inflation expected to reach 3.5% in 2026 — When will it ease?

High energy and services prices are fueling persistent inflationary pressures

Price cuts on 1,660 products, with reductions of up to 30% on store shelves from Monday: How consumers will benefit

The National Price Reduction Initiative begins with 900 branded product codes, school supplies, private-label products and meat – Average reduction of around 7%

ELSTAT: Inflation eased to 3.4% in July

This development came as a result of relatively moderate price increases in food and food products, as well as in certain services

Price de-escalation in supermarkets in July: Which products saw the biggest reductions

This marks the lowest reading since December 2024

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