Eurobank: Upward Risks to Inflation Again but Indicators Resilient
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The escalation of tensions on the war fronts creates upward risks for inflation in the coming months – What Eurobank predicts The post “Bells” for the Greek economy: Private consumption and exports at risk due to inflation appeared first on in.gr.
Upward risks for inflation again, but economic indicators are resilient until August 2026. As Eurobank notes in its analysis, annual inflation in Greece, after falling to a nine-month low in July (2.7%), accelerated again in August, reaching 3.7%, compared to 3.2% in the Eurozone. In the last fortnight, the escalation of tensions on the war fronts in the Middle East and Ukraine-Russia led to new pressures on energy prices, both oil and natural g…
Eurobank notes upward pressures on consumer prices due to the recent energy turmoil in its weekly report
The acceleration of inflation in August and, most importantly, the new strong rise in international energy prices in September bring back to the fore the risks to the course of the economy in the second half of the year.
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