In June 2026, inflation in Greece decreased to 3.9%, down from 4.9% in May. This decline was reported by Eurostat and is part of a broader trend of slowing inflation experienced in both Greece and the eurozone. The eurozone's inflation rate was recorded at 2.8% for the same period.
The reduction in inflation is largely attributed to a decrease in energy and fuel prices, which have contributed to easing price pressures. Preliminary data indicate that the economic conditions, particularly in the energy sector influenced by recent developments in the Middle East, have bolstered expectations for continued declines in inflation rates in the coming months.
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