The Bank of Greece has been the bearer of good news this week, with data released on Monday showing promise for the country’s economy.
Bank deposits are on the rise, and has been the case for two consecutive months, the country’s central bank reported.
The combined deposits made by households and businesses increased to €126.02 billion in March, up from €124.92 billion in February, which shows growing confidence in the economy.
As a result of the financial crisis that hit in 2009, and subsequent fears of a eurozone exit, banks across the country lost some €90 billion.