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Import prices contract again in Oct with 2.4 pct drop
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Subdued passenger car sales lead to overall drop of 1.6 pct in Nov
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Electricity propels 6.4 pct YoY jump in Oct industrial production
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RRF promise fades as growth outlook weakens
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Trade deficit drops sharply in Oct, down 6 pct in 10M
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Consumption and investments drive Q3 GDP growth of 2 pct YoY
Monthly and volume retail sales data shrink in May, reflecting cost-of-living crisis
The growth in Greece’s retail sales experienced a significant slowdown in May, rising by 5.1 percent year-on-year (YoY) from a solid 18.8 percent in April, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Friday.
Greece’s second lockdown was introduced in November 2020 and ran into 2021, so the annual growth captures the base effect and a much-subdued retail season, even during the annual sales and leading up to Easter last year.
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