![Inflation: At 3.2% in October – Which products caught fire [πίνακες]
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Inflation was 3.2% in Greece in October (from 3.1% in September) and 2% in the Eurozone (from 1.7% in September), according to Eurostat. It is clear that in both cases there has been an increase in prices, while on a monthly basis, Greece recorded an increase of 0.2%, which implies continuity of accuracy, contrary to … Read more
Inflation in Greece was 3% in September (from 3.2% in August) according to Eurostat’s preliminary data. At the same time, the consumer price index in the eurozone increased by 1.8% in the same month (from 2.2% in August), i.e. below the 2% limit set by the ECB. It seems that in Greece there is precision … Read more
Inflation in Greece recorded increasing trends in August as well (for the 4th consecutive month), as according to Eurostat’s preliminary data it reached 3.1%, from 3% in July, ranking our country in the 5th place with the highest inflation in of the Eurozone. Neither more nor less than the above official figures reflect the continuation … Read more
![Holidays: 7.7% increase in prices in Greece [γραφήματα]
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For a large part of the world, vacations remain a type of luxury both in Greece and in the EU, as shown by the latest data from Eurostat for the month of July. Specifically, the average price for holiday packages in Greece increased 7.7% in July compared to a year ago compared to an increase … Read more
“Yet another piece of news, concerning the economic indicators of Greece compared to those of the rest of the European Union, confirms that the policy of the Mitsotakis government is a brake for the country”, emphasizes SYRIZA, citing the recent Eurostat assessment concerning the sector of Consumption and Production, which, as he notes, “shows that … Read more
Public debt within the euro space stood at 88.7% of GDP on the finish of the primary quarter of 2024, up from 88.2% on the finish of the fourth quarter of 2023. Within the EU, the ratio additionally rose from 81.5% to 82.0%. Greece, though it has the best public debt as a proportion of … Read more
Inflation in Greece was lastly set at 3.2% in April, in line with Eurostat’s ultimate knowledge, remaining for the seventh consecutive month above the typical of the Eurozone, which moved to 2.4% on common. Moreover, on a month-to-month foundation, inflation in Greece “rose” by 0.9 of a unit. On the similar time, the information reveals … Read more
In the third quarter of this year, the average level of job vacancies in Latvia was higher than in the European Union (EU), expressed as a percentage between the total number of available vacancies and all jobs in the economy – already occupied and vacant. This is evidenced by the comparative data released on Monday, … Read more
According to them, our state budget surplus in April-June was 0.1% of GDP. There was still a budget surplus in Denmark (+2.8% of GDP), Ireland (+2.4%), Portugal (+2.3%) and the Netherlands (+0.2%). Meanwhile, the biggest deficits in the second quarter were in Hungary (-6.6% of GDP), Romania (-6.3%), Slovakia (-4.8%) and France (-4.6%). Both in … Read more
In January-April, compared to the four months of 2022, the volume of exports in Latvia, as well as in Sweden, increased by 3%. The volume of exports increased in 23 EU member states for which information is available, the fastest increase was in Slovenia (+14%), Greece and the Czech Republic (+12% in both countries), as … Read more