13.01.202610:00:00UTC+00Greek HICP Sees Slight Increase in December: A Look into Inflation Trends

Greece's Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) showed a slight increase in December 2025, registering at 2.9%, up from 2.8% in the previous month of November. This update came on January 13, 2026, highlighting a subtle inflationary trend within the Greek economy over the year.

The HICP is a vital indicator for measuring price stability and inflation across the Eurozone, allowing for comparisons between the EU member states. The year-over-year comparison for December reveals a modest yet noteworthy uptick in consumer prices compared to the same month in 2024.

This increment, though minor, could signal underlying shifts in consumer demand or changes in the cost structures for goods and services within the country. Analysts are likely to interpret this data to gauge the health of the Greek economy and make predictions about future monetary policy adjustments by the European Central Bank. For now, stakeholders will be keeping a close watch on HICP trends as they continue into the new year.