(MENAFN) According to figures released by Greece's statistical office ELSTAT, the country's economic growth was revised to a growth of 1.9 percent in the July-September period, Xinhua reported.
The final official estimate on the growth rate from July to September 2014 showed the ailing economy achieved a return to development which was stronger than initially expected, ending six years of steep recession.
The improved rate supports Athens' expectations that the debt-laden country would achieve a 0.6 percent GDP growth rate for all of 2014 and sets the stage for a remarkable 2.9 percent GDP next year.
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