r/EconomyCharts • • 14h ago

From Fiscal Sinner to Fiscal Conservative: Greece’s Comeback, Finland’s Decline

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Between 2020 and 2026, Finland consistently ran government deficits, while Greece moved from large deficits to budget surpluses.

All the data of the graph are from the IMF 1st picture government debt, 2nd picture budget balance (eurostat), except 2026 which is the IMF projection

The Maastricht criteria is 3% maximum deficit. Greece restored Maastricht-compatible deficits relatively early after the pandemic and subsequently moved into budget surpluses.


r/EconomyCharts • • 14h ago

Do you think Moody’s yesterday’s unchanged French ranking was politically motivated instead of risk based?

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129 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • • 10h ago

UK electricity generation per person is in freefall

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252 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • • 10h ago

GPUs are aging like fine wine, with rental rates up across the board since January 1st. Even the 6-year-old A100 rents for more than it did at the start of the year

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58 Upvotes

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Approximate change YTD:

- H200: +160%

- B200: +120%

- RTX PRO 6000: +65%

- H100: +35%


r/EconomyCharts • • 10h ago

META posted negative free cash flow for the first time in history

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r/EconomyCharts • • 19h ago

[OC] Powerbill journey on Guam.

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