Cyprus Mail1 Jul 2026

Private sector deposits in Greece surge during May

Private sector deposits in Greece witnessed a substantial increase of €5.31 billion during May 2026, marking a complete reversal from the €66 million decline recorded in April, according to the latest figures released by the Bank of Greece.

This surge in liquidity was accompanied by a rise in the annual growth rate of total financing for the domestic economy, which climbed to 4.6 per cent in May from 3.9 per cent in the previous month....

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