Survey shows 61% of Greeks feel economic insecurity amid ongoing financial pressures

The findings reflect persistent public anxiety linked to rising living costs, energy price volatility, and broader structural weaknesses in the economy. Despite periods of macroeconomic recovery, many households continue to face difficulties in maintaining financial stability.

Economic studies have repeatedly shown that Greece remains vulnerable to external shocks, particularly in energy markets, where import dependence and price fluctuations significantly affect household budgets.

The survey underscores continued public concern about economic resilience and the uneven distribution of recovery benefits across society.