Parliament Budget Office: Inflation Above 3% and Growth of 1.9% – Fiscal Margins Limited
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The Greek economy enters the last quarter of 2026 with a difficult combination: inflation that will hardly fall below 3.2%, growth of 1.9% and limited fiscal space for new support measures. Energy turmoil, higher cost of money and persistent punctuality create an environment in which the government is called upon to support households and businesses […]
Growth forecast maintained at 1.9%, inflation risk above 3% remains
Targeted measures for the most vulnerable in order to cope with the energy tsunami of increases are advocated by the head of the State Budget Office in Parliament (SBO), Professor Ioannis ... The article Budget Office: Stable forecast for growth of 1.9% in 2026, with inflation above 3% was published in NewsIT.
Targeted measures for those most affected by increased energy costs, instead of horizontal tax cuts, the head of the Budget Office favors
The House Budget Office maintains its forecast for 1.9% growth in 2026. At the same time, he acknowledges the resilience of the Greek economy, but warns of persistent inflation and tighter fiscal margins. The energy crisis and international uncertainty demand careful choices. Thus, the report prioritizes the effectiveness of each additional expenditure. Where resources should be directed Specifically, the Office proposes measures that boost inve…
The State Budget Office highlights the need for targeted fiscal interventions, instead of horizontal tax cuts, in Parliament, while also highlighting the risks created by persistent inflation, increased energy costs and international uncertainty. Presenting the Office's quarterly report, its head, Professor Ioannis Tsoukalas, emphasized that support for households and businesses should be directed as a priority to those most affected by the ener…
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