The latest figure marks one of the highest inflation rates in the European Union, ranking fifth among member states.

The report shows that indirect taxes in Greece amounted to 17.3% of GDP, placing the country fourth among the EU’s 27 member states.

The public offering will commence on Monday (June 30) and continue until Wednesday, July 2, 2025

According to officials from Barnes International Reality this week, Athens posted the second biggest increase in terms of attractive destinations for buying property

The total damage currently under investigation is approximately €700 million: more than €250 million in unpaid customs duties, which directly impact the EU budget, and almost €450 million in unpaid VAT, affecting both EU and national revenues

In total, credit institutions are expected to contribute 100 million euros to the entity.

All-time favorite Mykonos remains the priciest island to buy a holiday home; Folegandros and Antiparos lead in average selling price growth.

BofA underlines that the equities of Greek banks were trading at a discount price compared to European banks, making them very “attractive” for investors.

The full extent of the financial damage caused by the network has not yet been disclosed, but officials suggest it may reach tens of millions of euros in lost revenue for both Greece and the European Union

Deutsche Bank’s 2025 report paints a sobering picture of Athens, revealing it has a long way to go to become a globally competitive city

Over the past 18 months, interest in developing vacation homes in Greece has grown significantly, with both international clients and new investors entering the market.

The incident is the largest cryptocurrency theft to date, and led to the seizure of digital assets in Greece

Greece still ranks 11th highest among EU countries in terms of tax burden in 2025 — exactly matching the EU average of 175 days

Five days of severe weather in Greece caused €7.2M in insured losses, with Mykonos hit hardest. Most claims were for property damage from floods and rain

Greece is making strides in its long fight against tax evasion, but the shadow economy still casts a long shadow over the country's ability to cut taxes or invest more in public services.

Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continues with a slight decline, amid the backdrop of the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel.

It upgraded Metlen's shares to €60, up from a previous estimate of €49, citing the group’s strategic moves and sustained growth momentum in the energy and metals sectors.

This estimate is based on data available up to the first quarter of 2025 and therefore reflects the economic momentum before the recent escalation of the geopolitical crisis

Bloomberg reports that ships planning to navigate the narrow passage of the Persian Gulf should reassess their transit through the Strait of Hormuz

Kavvathas underscored the risk posed by online food delivery platforms, which take a cut of sales and collect customer data while mapping consumer habits across neighborhoods.