FinMin Hatzidakis: Overperformance of 2024 draft budget reflects economy's overperformance

FinMin Hatzidakis: Overperformance of 2024 draft budget reflects economy's overperformance

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The 2024 draft budget showns an overperformance because the Greek economy is overperforming, National Economy & Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said after tabling the budget in Parliament on Monday. CE Report quoting Athens-Macedonian

The budget envisages a growth rate of 3%, a harmonised inflation rate of 2,4%, a 12.1% increase in investments, an unemployment rate of 10.6% and a primary surplus of 2.1% of GDP.

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