Fitch has upgraded its rating to BBB, crowning years of fiscal discipline, recurring surpluses, and a rapid decline in debt.

The country is expected to reduce its debt to around 145% of GDP by 2025, compared to a peak of 210% in 2020, and is also considering early repayment of loans from the bailout era.

For those who followed the 2010 crisis, this is a monumental contrast: today, major agencies comfortably place Greece above speculative grade, with a clear and predictable solvency trajectory.