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Trade deficit widens by 14.3 pct YoY in Feb as exports face challenges
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BoG sees Greek growth resilience, highlights global risks
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Energy a key driver for 8.3 pct YoY rise in March producer prices
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Retail sales growth remained strong in Feb with 7.2 pct YoY rise
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PMI drops to 52.4 pts in April as manufacturers feel impact of Iran conflict
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Credit growth stable at 7.4 pct YoY in March, led by business loans
Nov sees 5 pct rise in loans, led by corporations and consumer credit
Credit movement in the Greek private sector slightly slowed in November, rising by 5 percent year-on-year (YoY), from 5.3 percent in October, and 6 percent in September, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Thursday showed.
The growth in credit expansion had remained broadly stable after reaching a peak of 3.7 pct in February last year. Despite the recent slowdown, the latest figures place credit growth at levels not seen since the summer of 2009, before the debt crisis fo...
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