ELSTAT: 3.7% Increase in Household Disposable Income in 2025, to 165.4 Billion Euros
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Final consumer spending increased by 5.2%, from 163.3 billion euros to 171.8 billion euros.
Disposable income rose to 165.4 billion euros in 2025, from 159.4 billion euros in 2024.
ELSTAT provisional data show consumer spending increasing faster than disposable income, while the country's external deficit is shrinking
Greek households had more money at their disposal in 2025, but their spending increased at an even faster rate, further limiting
The external balance of goods and services recorded a deficit of 11.6 billion euros, compared to a deficit of 13.6 billion euros in 2024.
In 2025, disposable household income increased by 3.7% to 165.4 billion euros, while consumption by 5.2%. The savings rate fell to -3.9%, while investments by non-financial companies to 25.3%.
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