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Greek demographic and economic challenges intensify

21 clusters · 107 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece faces housing shortage with low availability per capita

Greece is experiencing a deepening demographic crisis. Annual births have plummeted from an average of 148,000 in 1979-1980 to approximately 67,000 in 2024-2025, a decline of roughly 42% since 2009. This shift is driven

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Greece: Economic growth amid housing and labor crises

146 clusters · 212 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece housing market: Construction costs and sale prices rise

Greece’s economic landscape is defined by record-breaking exports and a tightening labor market, contrasted against a deepening housing and demographic crisis. For the first seven months of 2026, exports reached €32.76 b

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Greece financial hub development and debt management

11 clusters · 84 sources · last updated

Latest: Eurozone public debt rises to 88.8% of GDP

Greece continues to position Athens as a global financial hub, attracting hedge funds and high-net-worth individuals through competitive tax frameworks. Following the arrival of Millennium Management in September 2026, P

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Greek economic outlook and inflation forecasts

5 clusters · 48 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece faces economic pressures from rising energy and fuel costs

The Institute for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) has issued a quarterly report regarding the Greek economy, maintaining a GDP growth forecast of 1.8% for 2026. The institute has slightly revised its 2027 growth

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Greek economic growth vs. structural and household stability

42 clusters · 176 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece: Inflation erodes real wage gains

By late October 2026, Greece’s economy is characterized by a sharp divergence between macroeconomic resilience and severe household financial strain. While GDP growth remains robust—outpacing the Eurozone in early 2026—a