“Soon there will be more good news for the Greek economy,” the Prime Minister commented on Twitter Kyriakos Mitsotakis on the occasion of a related article by Bloomberg.

“Greece’s GDP expansion ‘outpaces major economies’ since 2019 and the rate of non-performing loan reduction ‘is unsurpassed by the banking industry anywhere, according to data compiled by Bloomberg,'” notes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his tweet , referring to the relevant publication of the international agency.

Mr. Mitsotakis concludes by pointing out that it is “good news and more good news will come soon”.

Bloomberg, referring to the performance of the Greek economy, publishes a text in which it points out that the recovery of the economy is validated by its low borrowing costs:

“Barring Grexit, guess whose debt is outperforming? Greece’s economic recovery is validated in its low cost of borrowing, which is below the average for investment-grade borrowers anywhere in the world,” reads the relevant Bloomberg text.

The Prime Minister’s post in English:

Greece’s GDP expansion “outpacing major economies” since 2019 and an NPL’s reduction rate “unsurpassed by the banking industry anywhere, according to data compiled by Bloomberg”. Good news and more good news to come soon.

Anthems from Bloomberg

“The country of 10.3 million people, contrary to any credit rating, is an investment-grade economy as of December 2021 based on favorable trends in inflation rate, GDP per capita, GDP growth, non-performing loans and political stability” Bloomberg notes, among other things.