AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWages and Jobs: Greek wages have risen about 30% since 2019 as unemployment fell to a 15-year low. Average private-sector pay reached €1,336 a month in 2025, with further increases forecast. Prices and Retail: Inflation has climbed to 5%, squeezing households, while supermarkets report higher sales but thinner profit margins. Energy Investment: The EU approved €1 billion in Greek energy projects, supporting investment in resilience as energy costs pressure the economy. Mining: Eldorado Gold’s Skouries mine has been designated a strategic EU project, a boost for a major investment moving into production. Business Mix: An LSE study’s “café economy” label points to Greece’s growing reliance on tourism and hospitality. Agriculture: Chestnut output is expected to top 40,000 tonnes, with exports growing, though heat, dry conditions and rising costs threaten producers. Greece also wastes more than 2 million tonnes of food each year, while 12.7% of the population faces food insecurity.
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