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Greece: prices

Greece's prices figures from Eurostat, set against the other EU states. Every figure links to the table it was read from; where Eurostat publishes nothing for Greece, the page says so.

Food prices: Greece is the 23rd highest of the 27 EU member states (2025).

annual average change: 2.3% for Greece, against 3.3% for the EU as a whole.

Greece against the EU

Each measure with the states ranked next to it. The latest year with a published figure is used.

Consumer price inflation

all items, annual average change

Greece: 2.9% in 2025, against 2.5% for the EU as a whole — the 13th highest of the 27 EU states with a figure for 2025.

Consumer price inflation: Greece and the states ranked next to it, 2025
RankCountryFigure
joint 11Belgium3.0%
joint 11Netherlands3.0%
13Greece2.9%
14Spain2.7%
15Sweden2.6%
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)2.5%
  • Published from 1996 to 2025. Highest: 9.3% in 2022. Lowest: -1.4% in 2014.
  • Average of the latest published figures (2021–2025): 4.0%*.
  • Above the EU figure in 13* of 25* years with a figure for both (2001–2025).

Food prices

annual average change

Greece: 2.3% in 2025, against 3.3% for the EU as a whole — the 23rd highest of the 27 EU states with a figure for 2025.

Food prices: Greece and the states ranked next to it, 2025
RankCountryFigure
21Germany2.6%
22Spain2.5%
23Greece2.3%
24Finland2.1%
25Luxembourg2.0%
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)3.3%
  • Published from 1996 to 2025. Highest: 11.7% in 2022. Lowest: -1.7% in 2014.
  • Average of the latest published figures (2021–2025): 6.0%*.
  • Above the EU figure in 6* of 25* years with a figure for both (2001–2025).

Housing and utilities prices

annual average change

Greece: 5.5% in 2025, against 2.8% for the EU as a whole — the 10th highest of the 27 EU states with a figure for 2025.

Housing and utilities prices: Greece and the states ranked next to it, 2025
RankCountryFigure
joint 7Sweden6.1%
9Luxembourg5.8%
10Greece5.5%
11Hungary4.2%
12Netherlands3.9%
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)2.8%
  • Published from 1996 to 2025. Highest: 25.0% in 2022. Lowest: -8.8% in 2023.
  • Average of the latest published figures (2021–2025): 5.7%*.
  • Above the EU figure in 13* of 25* years with a figure for both (2001–2025).

Household energy prices

electricity, gas and heating fuel, annual average change

Greece: 2.3% in 2025, against 1.4% for the EU as a whole — the 10th highest of the 27 EU states with a figure for 2025.

Household energy prices: Greece and the states ranked next to it, 2025
RankCountryFigure
8Poland6.3%
9Bulgaria5.7%
10Greece2.3%
11Hungary2.0%
12Latvia1.5%
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)1.4%
  • Published from 1996 to 2025. Highest: 50.8% in 2022. Lowest: -17.0% in 2023.
  • Average of the latest published figures (2021–2025): 9.6%*.
  • Above the EU figure in 13* of 24* years with a figure for both (2002–2025).

Transport prices

annual average change

Greece: 0.7% in 2025, against 0.7% for the EU as a whole — the joint 11th highest of the 27 EU states with a figure for 2025.

Transport prices: Greece and the states ranked next to it, 2025
RankCountryFigure
9Lithuania1.2%
10Hungary0.9%
joint 11Greece0.7%
joint 11Spain0.7%
joint 13Belgium0.6%
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)0.7%
  • Published from 1996 to 2025. Highest: 15.6% in 2010. Lowest: -4.7% in 2020.
  • Average of the latest published figures (2021–2025): 3.8%*.
  • Above the EU figure in 10* of 25* years with a figure for both (2001–2025).

House prices

annual change in the house price index

Greece: no figure published. This site holds no Eurostat figure for Greece on this measure. The gap is left as a gap: it is not estimated and not borrowed from another country.

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  • A country's rank among the 27 EU states for a measure, computed by sorting the published per-country figures.
  • The highest and lowest point of the country's own published annual series.
  • The average of the country's latest published annual figures (up to five years).
  • The number of years in which the country's figure was above the EU figure for the same year.

Source: Eurostat. Reuse terms.

* Calculated by Humanity Observatory from published figures.

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