Greece’s manufacturing sector expanded at a slower pace in April 2026, as the S&P Global Greece Manufacturing PMI slipped to 52.4 from 54.5 in March. The latest reading, updated on 4 May 2026, indicates that while the sector is still growing, the pace of improvement has moderated.
The decline from March’s level suggests a cooling in operating conditions after a stronger first quarter. A PMI reading above 50 continues to signal expansion in manufacturing activity, but the lower April figure points to a more cautious industrial environment as the second quarter begins. Investors and policymakers will be watching upcoming data closely to see whether this softer momentum persists or stabilizes in the months ahead.
