22.01.202610:00:00UTC+00Greek Credit Expansion Slows Down in October, Shows Year-Over-Year Decline

In October 2025, Greece witnessed a notable deceleration in its credit expansion, with the indicator pausing at 5.0%. This represents a significant drop from the previous month's growth rate of 7.8%, recorded in September 2025. These figures, made available on January 22, 2026, highlight a concerning slowdown for the Greek financial sector.

The year-over-year analysis reveals that in October, credit growth has significantly reduced compared to the same month the previous year. By contrast, September's expansion rate maintained a relatively higher pace, illustrating how October's performance marks a decisive decline. Market analysts and economic strategists are now closely monitoring these trends to determine their potential implications on Greece's economic stability and future credit policies.

The downturn in credit expansion could hinder Greece's ongoing efforts to stimulate economic growth and poses challenges for businesses seeking credit. As economic stakeholders digest these new figures, attention naturally shifts to potential legislative or monetary policy responses aimed at reinvigorating credit movement and retaining economic confidence in the Greek market.