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Hellenic Financial Council: “Sees” growth but recommends fiscal vigilance

The successful implementation of the forecast of the Stability Program 2024 for Greek GDP growth by 2.5% is crucial

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece at 2.4% in May – 2.6% in the Eurozone

The largest contributors to inflation in the Eurozone were services, food, non-energy industrial goods & energy

ELSTAT: Inflation Dropped to 2.4% in May

Food prices rose 3.1% compared to 5.4% in April. Clothing and footwear saw the most significant increases, followed by the hospitality sector

Eurostat: In Greece, inflation fell to 2.3% in May – 2.6% in the Eurozone

The only country in the Eurozone to experience a monthly decline

PM Mitsotakis: Absolute priority for the government is to tackle the issue of inflation (video) (Update)

Inflation of greed and speculative tactics of multinationals - As a left-winger, weren't you historically against monopolies? Kasselakis says fresh air, but I'm afraid he's bringing just air

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Letter to Ursula von der Leyen regarding inflation – Multinational corporations have asymmetric power eroding citizens’ incomes

Multinational corporations earn over €14 billion annually from price differentials across EU countries - The government's proposals to the Commission

Eurostat: 3.2% inflation in Greece in April – 2.4% in the euro area

Food and services were the main culprits for the increase in the consumer price index, according to Eurostat

Mitsotakis for the European elections: The opposition’s only concern is how I will fall, not a governance proposal

The Prime Minister visited Agios Dimitrios - "There is no other governance proposal today, because we are talking about how we will change the country and their only concern is how Mitsotakis will fall."

Easter with unleaded petrol going over 2 Euros – Why is its price so high?

Prices are lower this year for vegetables and meats - Announcements about the "Easter basket"

IMF predicts Greece to grow at a faster pace than the Eurozone over the next two years

The International Monetary Fund further predicts continued reduction in unemployment and a decline in inflation to around 2% by 2025

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