Difficult equation
The ongoing war in Iran is causing economic unrest in Greece, with rising oil and gas prices leading to fears of increased inflation and pressure on minimum wage policies.
The article discusses the economic implications of the war in Iran on Greece, as rising oil and gas prices contribute to inflationary pressures. This situation worries many, particularly in a country that has struggled with inflation over the past four years. The fear of further inflation is compounded by the anticipation of a government announcement regarding the increase in the minimum wage, which will directly impact around 600,000 workers, especially in small businesses that are already feeling the strain of economic instability. The political leadership in the Ministry of Labor faces significant challenges in balancing these pressures, especially since initial estimates suggest a rise in minimum wage close to 50 euros by April 1.