The Ministry of Development is advancing a bill offering tax incentives and fast-track permitting to draw foreign capital into strategic sectors up to €50 million

Greece has filed its 8th grant disbursement request and 7th loan disbursement request from the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility, covering 34 milestones and marking a significant step toward closing out the program.

Travel receipts rise more than 64% in January-March, driven by strong European demand and higher spending per trip

Greek finance minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, told parliament that for every €1 billion repaid ahead of schedule, Greece saves €30 million in interest costs, and that the risk tied to a large cluster of debt obligations due around 2032 had been substantially reduced.

Greece's public sector owes nearly €3.9 billion to suppliers, taxpayers, and pensioners, with public hospitals alone accounting for more than €1.5 billion in overdue payments

PPC is taking another step toward implementing its investment plan for the development of a 300 MW mega data center in Western Macedonia

With household costs rising sharply and inlfation surging partly because of the Iran conflict, Athens is weighing a package of fuel subsidies worth up to 200 million euros, to be announced before the end of next week.

According to Bloomberg, Greek central bank chief Yannis Stournaras said the European Central Bank may have to raise interest rates in June if energy-driven inflation pressures persist and the euro zone’s price outlook deteriorates further.

Europe's energy crisis response in 2026 looks very different from 2022, with far less fiscal room and a push for targeted aid. Greece's Fuel Pass model, once unconventional, now aligns closely with EU guidance

Overall supermarket sales rose and online purchases jumped, but purchases connected with promotions fell

Speaking at a Eurogroup meeting in Nicosia, the Greek Finance Minister highlighted Europe’s economic resilience amid inflationary pressures, while stressing coordination on energy shocks, housing policy challenges, and the planned Digital Euro.

Greece’s new tourism spatial-planning framework introduces the possibility of suspending the use of newly built homes on islands for short-term rentals.

Greek officials weigh new offshore tender after stalled hydrocarbons project fails to advance to seismic surveys

Strong demand and rising prices position Greece among Europe’s top-performing short-term rental markets despite spring slowdown and geopolitical uncertainty

PPC CEO Giorgos Stassis confirms final shutdown of coal-fired units, marking end of decades-long lignite era

Eurostat data put Greece's annual inflation rate at 4.6% in April 2026, well above the EU average, as fuel, energy, and transport costs post sharp year-on-year increases.

Billions in investment projects face cancellation or higher financing costs after Greece's Recovery and Resilience Facility loan envelope is fully committed, leaving numerous applications without funding

Cranes and heavy works are now underway at the site of the planned casino and entertainment complex in the northern Athens district of Marousi, marking a major milestone in one of the capital’s most debated property development projects

Metlen's chief used a high-profile Athens conference to call for political consensus, attack European energy policy, and reveal that his company's gallium venture has achieved production costs below those of Chinese rivals.

Greece faces a downgraded growth outlook and a raft of critical Commission assessments on Thursday, as Middle East tensions, energy price pressures and post-recovery fund uncertainty cast a shadow over the economy