Greece's industrial production took an unexpected turn in February 2025, marking a decline from the previous month's growth. According to the latest data updated on April 10, 2025, industrial production in Greece halted at -0.1% for February. This comes after a notable rise in January where the indicator showed a growth of 2.7%.
This year-over-year comparison highlights a contrast between the months, illustrating increased volatility in Greek industrial output. In January, Greek industrial production was thriving, showcasing a 2.7% rise compared to the previous year, signaling a brief period of optimism. However, the February tally, contrastingly, reveals setbacks that have taken the metric into the negative territory.
Experts will be closely monitoring whether this dip is indicative of a larger trend within the Greek economy or simply a temporary anomaly. As economic analysts pour over these figures, the rest of 2025 will be crucial in determining if Greece can regain momentum in its industrial sector.
