Greece Credit Growth Accelerates to Three-Month High âšī¸
Greek economy saw a 7.2% year-over-year credit extension in July 2025, with private sector credit remaining stable at 10.5% and government credit accelerating to 2.0%.
Steady credit growth indicates economic resilience and potential expansion, suggesting moderate positive momentum in the Greek financial sector with stable private sector lending and accelerating government credit.
Greece Retail Sales Rebounds in June âšī¸
Greek retail sales increased by 1.8% year-on-year in June 2025, with positive rebounds in food and non-food sectors, and a milder decline in automotive fuel sales.
Economic data shows modest recovery in Greek retail sector with incremental growth across different segments. Limited direct implications for broader market positioning due to localized nature of the report.
Greek Producer Prices Slip in July âšī¸
Greece experienced producer price deflation in July 2025, with annual rates dropping to 0.5% and energy prices declining, while some goods categories saw price moderation and others saw price increases.
Moderate economic indicator showing mixed price dynamics across different goods categories, with potential implications for broader European market sentiment and inflation trends.