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The report indicates a steady increase in the expected duration of working life across the EU since 2013, rising from 34.7 years to 36.9 years in 2023

Greece's growth in short-term bookings in Q4 2023 on platforms like Airbnb outpaced the EU average, recording a 28.7% increase compared to Q4 2022, higher than the EU's average growth of 22.7%

At the same time, the formerly bailed east Mediterranean country records the biggest decrease in debt-to-GDP, on a quarterly basis

Final figures on inflation for Greece came in slightly worse than the preliminary figure of 2.4%, released by ELSTAT at the start of July

Core inflation, which excludes the calculation of volatile fuel and unprocessed food prices, also slightly declined to 2.8% annually from 2.9% a month earlier

The 2022 Eurostat data also reveals that satisfaction with free time is inversely related with having children at home and higher education levels

The data revealed an interesting divide between the West and East, with both men and women in the latter opting to get married for the first time at an average younger age compared to couples in Western Europe

A year earlier, the rate was 6.1%. European Union's annual inflation was 2.7% in May 2024, up from 2.6% in April. A year earlier, the rate was 7.1%

Greece saw a significant rise in hourly labor costs, increasing by 7.9%, with the business economy experiencing a 10% hike.

Greece registered the highest uptick in in the metric compared to the respective period last year

A new Eurostat report shows 26% of Greeks are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, which is above the EU average of 21.4% and the 4th highest in the EU

Eurozone Inflation Climbs to 2.6%

The data shows that Greece ranks seventh in overall inflation within the eurozone and second in food inflation

According to figures released by Eurostat, the Benelux Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, one of Europe’s hubs for finance, is in first place

The rate of increase for food prices was up by 4.9% in April 2024, compared to 4.8% in the previous month

The price of electricity and natural gas in Europe was down following a substantial surge that began before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and peaked in 2022.

In the eurozone, the consumer price index (CPI) dropped to 2.4%, while the average EU settled at 2.6%

The hikes in fuel prices haven’t only caused headaches for drivers, they have also affected gas station owners as consumers in Northern Greece opt to purchase cheaper gasoline from Bulgaria and Turkey

Lithuania (0.3%), Finland (0.7%), and Latvia (1%) recorded the lowest inflation in March, with Croatia (4.9%), Austria (4.2%) and Estonia (4.1) witnessing the highest rates

In contrast, the countries that posted the highest hourly labor costs are Luxembourg (53.9 euros), Norway (51.9 euros), Iceland