Greek Factory Activity Growth Slows but Remains Robust

The S&P Global Greece Manufacturing PMI fell to 52 in September 2025 from a five-month high of 54.5 in the prior month, indicating a slight slowdown in manufacturing activity during the period. Growth in output, new orders, and employment slowed, but expansion rates remained historically high amid continued improvement in overall demand. Meanwhile, the pace of job creation eased, but only slightly from August's three-month high. On the price front, cost inflation eased to the slowest since November 2023, despite sustained demand for inputs. The pace of selling price increases slowed to one of the lowest levels in nearly a year, as firms aimed to stay competitive.