Bank of Greece: Current Account Deficit Widened in the Seven-Month Period - 12% Increase in Tourism Revenues - iefimerida.gr
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The Current Account Balance worsened in the seven-month period according to the Bank of Greece as its deficit widened by approximately 1.5 billion euros compared to the corresponding period in 2025, to 9.3 billion euros. Bank of Greece data This deterioration, according to Bank of Greece data, is mainly due to the deterioration of the secondary income balance and, to a lesser extent, the primary income balance, while it was partially contained …
The Current Account Balance worsened in the seven-month period from January to July 2026, as its deficit widened by approximately 1.5 billion euros compared to the corresponding period in 2025, to 9.3 billion euros. This deterioration, according to data from the
The current account deficit widened by €1.5 billion in the first seven months of 2026, while tourism receipts surged by 12% to €13.518 billion. According to data released by the… BoG: Tourism receipts soar 12% in Jan-July - NAVTEMPORIKI
A development mainly attributable to a significant decrease in net receipts from other primary incomes.The current account deficit widened to 9.3 billion euros in the seven months of January-July 2026, up by about 1.5 billion euros compared to the corresponding period in 2025, according to Bank data. of Greece. The deterioration was recorded despite an improvement in the overall balance of goods and services, with tourism a key support as travel…
The current account balance deteriorated in the seven-month period from January to July 2026, as its deficit widened by approximately 1.5 billion euros compared to the corresponding period in 2025, to 9.3 billion euros. This deterioration, according to data from the Bank of Greece, is mainly due to the deterioration of the secondary income balance and, to a lesser extent, of […]
Greece's current account balance deteriorated in the first seven months of 2026 (January-July) and its deficit widened by approximately 1.5 billion euros compared to the same period in 2025 and reached 9.3 billion euros, according to data from the Bank of Greece. The deterioration is mainly due to the deterioration of the secondary and primary income balances, while tourism revenues increased by 12% to 13.5 billion euros.
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