The Greek economy is projected to grow by 2.1% this year, according to the country’s think-tank IOBE. Although this forecast has been revised down from the previous estimate of 2.4% in January, it is still higher than the government’s estimate of 2.9% growth for this year. Despite the downward revision, Greece’s economy is expected to approach its pre-crisis size in 2009, with a growth rate far exceeding the euro zone average of 0.8%.
Tourism, investment, and private consumption are expected to be key drivers of economic activity in Greece this year, with tourism being particularly important as it approaches its pre-crisis level. The outlook for Greece’s economy remains positive, with strong growth expected in the coming year. However, there may be challenges ahead that could impact the country’s economic performance. Despite these challenges, Greece’s economy is on track for a solid performance in the near future.