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2 July
UBS report indicates rising wealth inequality in Greece.
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The 2026 UBS Global Wealth Report highlights a record increase in the number of billionaires worldwide, reaching a total of 3,302 by the end of 2025. This growth is characterized by the emergence of approximately 2,600 new millionaires daily throughout the year, equating to almost one million new millionaires overall. The report notes that a substantial portion of these new millionaires are based in the United States.
In Greece, however, the wealth landscape tells a different story. The average net wealth per adult in Greece stood at $143,343, placing the country 30th globally in terms of wealth per capita. Despite this figure, the UBS report indicates a trend of increasing wealth inequality within Greece, suggesting that the benefits of growing overall wealth are not being evenly distributed among the population. As a result, a smaller segment of the population is reaping the rewards of wealth accumulation in the country.
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