KEPE: The Economy Is Resilient, Increased Pressures From International Uncertainty
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KEPE lowers its forecast for this year's growth to 1.7%, from 1.9%, as pressures from more expensive energy, inflation and ... The article Growth: KEPE lowers the bar to 1.7% – Slowdown at the end of the year was published in NewsIT.
The Planning Center records the resilience of the Greek economy, despite the pressures caused by international geopolitical and energy developments.
Growth was mainly supported by domestic demand, with fixed capital investment being the most important driving force.
KEPE records resilience in the Greek economy despite international pressures, with growth of 1.9% in the first half of 2026. It warns of the need to monitor effects on growth, investment and borrowing costs.
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