Greece posts €8 billion primary surplus in 2025 budget
Greece achieves €8 billion primary surplus in 2025, exceeding targets as tax revenues reach €71.97 billion despite lower public investment collections.
Greece achieves €8 billion primary surplus in 2025, exceeding targets as tax revenues reach €71.97 billion despite lower public investment collections.
Greece launches property tax reduction applications for homes insured against natural disasters, offering up to 20% savings for eligible homeowners in 2026.
Greece moves February 2026 pension payments to January 28. EFKA announces earlier payment schedule affecting IKA, NAT and public sector retirees nationwide.
Greece successfully raises €4 billion through 10-year bond with strong investor demand exceeding €51 billion, achieving favorable 3.47% yield in international markets.
Global IT spending reaches historic $4.25 trillion in 2025, marking fastest 14% growth since 1996, driven by massive AI infrastructure investments and cloud adoption.
Greece introduces groundbreaking program offering free pension stamps to long-term unemployed, eliminating age restrictions to help thousands complete retirement requirements.
OPEKA continues A21 child benefit payments for 2026 with six bimonthly installments. Payment amounts vary by income category and number of children.
Winter sales 2026 run from January 12 to February 27. Stores open on first two Sundays. Learn consumer rights and what to watch for during discount season.
Greece opens order book for 10-year bond with €8 billion fundraising target for 2026. Pricing guidance set at 3.47%-3.52% with major banks as lead managers.
New data reveals 60% of retirees receive pensions below 1,000 euros, with significant gaps between public and private sector pensions in December 2025.
New Kaspersky research reveals 65% of online shoppers think they can spot scams alone, yet only 42% use security software to protect against phishing attacks.
Major EU-Mercosur trade deal creates new opportunities for Greek olive oil, feta and wine exports while raising concerns about agricultural competition.