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Greece GDP (Q3)

Q3’s small rise in Greek GDP reflected a surge in exports, while the domestic economy remained very weak. Financial markets will therefore remain wary of lending to the Government and it seems likely that it will still need significant financial support even if it formally exits its bailout next August as hoped.

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