02.01.202609:00:00UTC+00Greece Manufacturing PMI Improves Slightly to 52.9 in December

The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for Greece showed a slight improvement in December 2025, rising to 52.9 from the previous month’s figure of 52.7, according to data released on January 2, 2026, by S&P Global. This marks a positive continuation for Greece's manufacturing sector, albeit with modest growth.

The slight rise indicates a gradual strengthening in manufacturing activity. A PMI above 50 generally signals expansion, while a reading below that mark indicates contraction. The December rise demonstrates a stable yet cautious optimism in Greece's economic landscape, as it continues to navigate through ongoing global economic challenges.

The updated PMI data suggests that Greece's manufacturing sector is sustaining its recovery momentum, reflecting steady demand and output growth that could potentially foster broader economic resilience in the months ahead. Stakeholders and analysts will be closely monitoring future indicators to gauge the sector's trajectory.