Global funds and US oil majors are moving aggressively into Greek energy companies, drawn by plans to turn the country into a natural gas supply hub for Central and Eastern Europe after Russian imports end in 2027

Greek households are feeling the squeeze as soaring prices force shoppers to hunt for bargains, while rent, bills and energy costs pile further pressure on family budgets.

The country's current account deficit fell to €1.4 billion in April 2026, a reduction of €956 million compared with April 2025.

Bank of America turns more bullish on METLEN, citing gallium upside, critical metals expansion, and higher EBITDA forecasts through 2028 outlook.

Greece will reduce registration taxes or abolish them entirely for hybrid and electric vehicles

Athens International Airport priced a €500m bond due 2033 at 3.75%, with strong demand and 5.2x oversubscription to fund refinancing and growth now.

Tourism is powering Greece’s jobs boom, with hiring surging as the summer season begins and full-time employment reaching new highs.

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras warns that state pensions will struggle to provide adequate replacement income in the future, calling for stronger occupational pension funds

Greece's inflation stood at 4.9% in May, well above the EU average of 3.3% and the Eurozone rate of 3.2%, highlighting stronger price pressures.

A new Finance Ministry bill aims to give breathing space to 1.5 million debtors, as private debt in Greece exceeds €240 billion

New rules for Airbnb-style rentals could strip properties of their short-term rental registration after sale, inheritance or family transfer, triggering strong opposition from owners.

AWS Local Zone is expected to launch in July as talks focus on AI, satellite internet infrastructure, research facilities and greater support for the Greek language across Amazon services

Greece is heading into the summer season with the strongest inflationary pressures seen in three years

The US energy giant will join HELLENiQ ENERGY in offshore exploration in the Kyparissia Gulf, marking a new step in Greece’s efforts to assess its hydrocarbon potential

ING projects the Greek economy will hit 1.6% in 2026 and 2027, increasing to 1.7% in 2028, with the GDP settling at 0.3% for 2026.

The four countries signed a declaration at Rice University in Houston establishing the East Mediterranean Energy Center, a permanent research body aimed at bolstering regional energy security and infrastructure connectivity.

European finance ministers will discuss energy investments, economic stability, green transition and EU strategic priorities as Greece’s Economy Minister takes part in key meetings.

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Greece returns to bond markets ahead of the ECB rate decision, buoyed by resilient demand and one of the eurozone’s lowest debt-servicing costs.

Across the eurozone, inflation stands just above 3%, raising expectations of further policy tightening by the European Central Bank in its upcoming meeting.