Worldway Comprehensive Report: In the last quarter of 2014, the Greek economy achieved growth for the first time, with a growth rate six times that of Germany. During the same period, investor sentiment also improved significantly. Moving forward, Greece will implement a new round of tax reduction policies, which, combined with the continuous decline in the euro exchange rate, marks an excellent period for clients interested in investment immigration to Greece.
[Euro Exchange Rate Trend]
Since late July last year, the euro-to-dollar exchange rate began a continuous decline. By January 9 of this year, it experienced another sharp drop, currently falling below the 1.20 mark to 1.17, which is the lowest value for the euro against the dollar since March 2006.
Judging from the current persistent sluggishness of the euro exchange rate, it is expected to continue for some time in 2015, but a further sharp decline is unlikely. In terms of the broader environment, the European Central Bank is extremely reluctant to see the euro depreciate, as it would drag down the overall economy of the Eurozone. Having learned this "lesson," Europe will be more cautious in issuing any future economic measures and statements to avoid affecting the euro, causing sharp exchange rate fluctuations, and resulting in inestimable losses.
[Greek Real Estate]
However, compared to the disappointment of the euro's plunge, European countries' policies to introduce foreign capital and attract immigrants are in full swing. Whether it is Li Ka-shing's recent relocation of his company's registered address overseas, or the previous large-scale investments in Europe by well-known state-owned enterprises like Wanda, it is sufficient to prove that the economies of European countries that have suffered a "major disaster" will not remain "out of control" forever. A recovery from the downturn is just around the corner, and now is the best time to "bottom-fish" by investing in Europe.
[Greek Property Investment Immigration]
