The new tax measures provide "breathing room" for households, but additional interventions are needed to address the country's demographic problem, according to the Financial Stability Report presented yesterday by the Governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras. The report sounds the alarm on the demographic issue, stressing that it poses a serious medium- to long-term fiscal risk for Greece. Population aging and declining birth rates affect employment, tax revenues, and the sustainability of the pension system, making a coordinated set of policies essential.In this context, the tax measures announced by the government at the 2025 Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) aim to strengthen households' disposable income, reduce the tax burden on middle- and high-income workers, and address the demographic challenge by directly supporting families with children. According to the report, income tax exemption for young people up to 25...