Greece stands out in gender representation: 34% of firms have at least 40% women in senior management, and 22% are majority female-owned—both above the EU average.

Greece's economy shares sixth place with the Czech Republic, each recording a 1.7% score.

Goldman Sachs’ Current Activity Indicator suggests the Greek economy is maintaining resilience consistent with growth above 2%.

The ReBrain Greece event on Dec. 7, 2025, brought together more than 30 leading Greek companies and over 1,300 registered Greek professionals from the United States and Canada.

Early data from the new price observatory of Geoaxis indicate that winter holiday home prices have dropped 54% since 2008.

The awards were presented to Greek companies, vessels and executives who distinguished themselves in 2025, during a high-profile ceremony

Seasonally adjusted figures show the economy grew 0.6% compared with the second quarter and 2% year-on-year. Non-adjusted data point to the same annual increase.

At an Athens policy forum, officials stressed Greece’s advantages in the planned India–Middle East–Europe Corridor, while noting early-stage uncertainties, investment gaps and the need for stronger infrastructure and regional stability

Legislators expressed particular interest, officials said, in Greece’s recent energy agreements and in the next round of meetings under the 3+1 format with Cyprus, Israel and the United States, which is expected to reconvene in Washington in April

The highest rates of unemployment in Greece were observed among women at 10.6%, individuals aged 15–19 (25.1%), the Region of Western Macedonia (16.5%).

This year alone, deposits held by households and businesses in the country will witness a ninth year of continuous increase, following several years of reductions amid an uncertain period punctuated by three bailouts from 2010 to 2015

ESM and the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) boards agreed to waive the requirement for proportional repayment of ESM/EFSF loans.