NBG on Greek Economy: Revises Growth Upward to 1.9% for 2026
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Investments are an "antidote" to geopolitical shocks - The forecast for the annual economic growth rate is revised upwards to 1.9% for the whole of this year, from 1.7% previously
The National Bank of Greece is revising its forecast for the growth of the Greek economy in 2026 upwards to 1.9%, from 1.7% previously, following the better-than-expected performance of the second quarter.
The fact that economic activity in Greece demonstrated remarkable resilience to the shocks created by the escalation of the crisis in the Middle East.
Investment and consumption defied geopolitical shocks and inflation, keeping the economy on a growth trajectory close to 2%, both in the 2nd quarter and for the year as a whole. More specifically, according to the National Bank, economic activity in Greece demonstrated remarkable resilience to the shocks created by the escalation of the crisis in the Middle East, which caused new disruptions in global supply chains and a significant increase in …
Keeping the economy on a growth trajectory close to 2% for the entire year.
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