Romania has emerged as a key partner for Greek businesses, with exports exceeding €1.8 billion and investments quadrupling in 2023, highlighting a stable and growing economic relationship between the two countries

Metlen has completed and handed over the Athens-3 (ATH3) facility to Digital Realty. Located near Athens, it offers cutting-edge data storage, management, and cloud connectivity, strengthening Greece’s role as a data hub in Southeast Europe

The German bank sees strong loan growth and capital performance driving further upside for Greek lenders, despite recent stock market gains

Bilateral trade grew nearly 4% last year, with Greece climbing to Germany’s 37th largest trading partner, but the trade gap remains heavily in Berlin’s favour.

Industry warns of “critical crossroads” as exports fall to their lowest in four years, hit by weak demand, high global stocks, and fierce competition from abroad

The operation, dubbed “I’ll Take You on a Cruise”, assembled tax bureau inspectors from across Greece, who arrived at the scene incognito.

The latest changes, effective 11 August, abolish fees for cash withdrawals from any Greek bank ATM and cap charges at €1.50 for third-party ATMs

Read the full details of the latest banking fee reforms and ATM changes coming into effect on August 11

Greek startup launches premium olive oil vending machines in Athens and beyond, joining Mediterranean countries like Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Croatia in making high-quality olive oil more accessible to consumers

Several businesses were slapped with fines and ordered closed for up to two days

Inflation in Greece accelerated in July, driven by surging rents, higher energy bills, and rising prices in clothing, food, and hospitality, despite a sharp drop in olive oil prices

Euronext’s takeover bid for the Athens bourse operator has fueled a surge in trading activity and pushed the market to the world’s second-best performance this year.

According to the international realtor, the figure is exceptional, given that it comes amid an international environment of geopolitical and economic instability

Starting August 11, ATM withdrawals from Greek banks will be free of charge, following a new government regulation aimed at eliminating excessive fees and ensuring nationwide access to cash without unfair costs. A national cap for third-party ATMs is also set

Meanwhile, Greece's booming tourism industry—surging since last year and maintaining high levels this season—has added upward pressure on prices, especially in the services sector.

According to the latest Economic Outlook Survey by IOBE, the boost in sentiment was largely driven by rising expectations in the industrial and services sectors.

The acquisition will integrate Greece's market into Euronext’s European platform, boost access to international investors, and turn Athens into a financial hub for Southeast Europe

According to a recent report by Enterprise Greece, the number of serviced apartments in the country has already surpassed 3,500.

With the completion of the sale, Voxcove Holdings has fully exited its position in Lamda Development, raising €73.8 million from this latest transaction.

Following the fifth increase in the statutory minimum wage since 2022, the monthly minimum rose to €1,027 as of April.