Bank loans to Greek businesses were negative in July 2025 to the tune of €751 million, compared to a net €2.650 billion flow in June, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG).
The annual change in financing of the domestic economy was 7.2% in July 2025, slightly up from 7% in the previous month. Net financing to Greece’s general government turned positive in July, reaching €509 million, compared with a negative flow of €93 million in June, central bank data showed on Thursday. The annual growth rate of government financing rose to 2.0% from 1.2% the previous month.
Private sector financing remained steady on an annual basis, with growth unchanged at 10.5% in July. However, net monthly flows swung sharply into negative territory, with outflows of €1.26 billion, after a positive flow of €2.74 billion in June.
Financing to businesses posted a net outflow of €1.27 billion in July, following an inflow of €2.38 billion in June. The annual growth rate for corporate financing was 15.8%. Within that, lending to non-financial corporations rose at an annual pace of 16.1%, up from 15.9% in June, though their net flow was negative at €1.11 billion after a €2.05 billion inflow the previous month.
By contrast, financing to insurance companies and other financial institutions slowed to an annual growth rate of 13.7% from 15.2% in June. Their net flow turned negative at €164 million, compared with a €335 million inflow a month earlier.
Net financing to self-employed professionals, farmers, and sole proprietorships in Greece posted a negative flow of €68 million in July, compared with a positive flow of €67 million in June, central bank data showed.
The annual growth rate of financing to self-employed professionals, farmers, and sole proprietorships stood at -0.3% in July, unchanged from the previous month, central bank data showed.
Μια βραδιά στο κέντρο της πόλης γεμάτη τραγούδια, ιστορίες και μουσικές που έχουν καθιερώσει την Μαρία Παπαγεωργίου ως μία από τις σημαντικότερες ερμηνεύτριες και δημιουργούς της γενιάς της.