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Greece’s manufacturing sector remained in expansionary territory in October 2026, though growth showed signs of cooling, according to the latest S&P Global Greece Manufacturing PMI data. The index declined to 53.3 in October from 54.0 in September 2026, signaling a slower—but still solid—improvement in operating conditions.
A PMI reading above 50 indicates expansion, so October’s figure suggests that Greek manufacturers continue to grow, albeit at a slightly weaker pace than the previous month. The moderation in the headline index points to a more measured rate of improvement across the sector after a stronger September performance.
The updated data, released on 2 November 2026, will be closely watched by investors and policymakers assessing the resilience of Greece’s industrial base amid a shifting global economic backdrop. While the latest reading confirms ongoing sectoral strength, the incremental slowdown may prompt questions about the sustainability of recent manufacturing gains.