The Greek Ministry of Finance is monitoring developments in the Middle East closely, holding multiple meetings to assess market reactions with calmness and caution. Sources within the ministry emphasize that the current planning will remain unchanged, pointing out that the 2026 budget has already incorporated adverse scenarios, with confidence that their impacts will remain manageable.

Despite initial market reactions being described as restrained, the final impact on the Greek economy will depend significantly on the duration and intensity of the ongoing crisis. The ministry reiterates its preparedness, stating that it has the necessary fiscal and institutional tools at its disposal should conditions demand interventions aimed at safeguarding the real economy and ensuring the continuity of investment initiatives.

However, ministry sources clarify that Greece is currently not facing an immediate crisis that necessitates such actions. With the existing fiscal framework and adherence to European spending rules, there is confidence in continuity and stability within the economy, marking a proactive stance in light of international uncertainties.