Greece is once again grappling with a wave of economic pessimism, as a new nationwide poll reveals growing financial insecurity among households and a sharp downturn in public confidence. The survey, conducted by Metron Analysis and presented on Thursday on the Greek MEGA television network, reflects a somber national mood, with most citizens expressing concern over their personal finances, the broader economy, and the overall direction of the country. Only 30% of respondents believe Greece is moving in the right direction, while a striking 63% say the country is on the wrong path. This sentiment is not just theoretical-it is rooted in the lived reality of Greek citizens, nearly half of whom say their financial situation has worsened over the past year. Just 15% report any improvement. These feelings are captured in the Economic Confidence Index, a key metric used to gauge how citizens view both current and future economic prospects.