Greece's economy may be posting improved performance on paper, but households tell a different story. Pressure on family budgets is intensifying, with only one in four Greeks saying they could cope with a personal financial crisis, such as job loss or eviction. Most are more cautious than ever in managing their money.Global Study Highlights Rising Concerns The findings come from the international survey Global Public Confidence, conducted across 21 countries by the IRIS Network, with research in Greece carried out by Focus Bari. While cost-of-living concerns are widespread across the globe, Greece stands out: nearly 90% of households say it is harder to make ends meet now than a year ago. Deep Cuts in Everyday Spending The soaring cost of living has led to sweeping cutbacks worldwide-most commonly in clothing, dining out, and groceries. But the severity varies, and Greece ranks among the countries making the deepest cuts.88% of Greeks...