Greece stands at the cusp of a notable economic revival, poised to reclaim its investment-grade status after a 13-year interval. Navigating through historical challenges, including a significant GDP contraction following the 2010 debt default, the country has demonstrated resilience. Noteworthy surges in Greek stocks and bonds underscore renewed investor confidence. Nevertheless, the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with a persistent cost-of-living crisis driven by escalating food and energy prices, poses challenges for households already strained by years of austerity measures.