IMF: 1.8% growth for Greece in 2026, but with higher costs and global uncertainty
IMF forecasts 1.8% growth for Greece in 2026 amid rising inflation and global uncertainty from Middle East conflict affecting energy prices worldwide.
IMF forecasts 1.8% growth for Greece in 2026 amid rising inflation and global uncertainty from Middle East conflict affecting energy prices worldwide.
Greece returns to bond markets with €250M 10-year bond reissuance amid regional tensions. Yields at 3.75% show resilience despite Iran conflict volatility.
Greek Finance Minister warns of potential energy crisis rivaling 1970s oil shocks, as Middle East conflicts threaten global economic stability and growth.
Oil prices drop as markets anticipate Middle East de-escalation following Trump statements and upcoming Lebanon-Israel talks, with WTI crude falling 6.20%.
Freelancers can challenge tax presumptions through two methods: detailed audit with supporting documents or exemption requests for objective reasons like illness or force majeure.
Greece downgrades economic outlook with 2% growth and inflation above 3% as Middle East conflict impacts recovery plans and EU funding targets.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva praises Greece as one of eurozone’s top economies, highlighting the country’s remarkable recovery and credibility.
Middle East ceasefire triggers massive oil price drop as markets shed risk premium, but uncertainty over Strait of Hormuz keeps energy traders on edge.
IMF Managing Director warns global food crisis worsening as Middle East war pushes 45 million more into hunger, threatening new inflation wave worldwide.
Oil prices surge toward $100/barrel as Iran-US ceasefire uncertainty and Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions create market volatility.
Banks will close for four consecutive days during Easter 2026, affecting branch services but keeping ATMs and digital banking options available for customers.
Greece’s Fuel Pass platform faces major technical issues as verification system crashes, forcing thousands of citizens to visit service centers for subsidies.