The Greek economy seems to have come a long way since the crisis years. Borrowing costs have dropped significantly, access to markets has become much easier, and the country is now viewed with greater confidence by international investors.
On the back of Greece's economic recovery, the nation now faces a new prospect: a possible return to developed markets. Even so, analysts note that returning to “normal” can also bring new risks, notably as the Greek economy becomes increasingly exposed to external shocks.
