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PMI starts 2026 strongly, despite cost and supply chain pressures
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Retail sales growth slows to 1.7 pct YoY in Nov on back of sharp drop in fuel transactions
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Unemployment rate down to 7.5 pct in Dec, lowest since Nov 2008
Manufacturing remains in contraction at start of 2023, but at slowest rate since Oct
Greece’s Manufacturing PMI remained in contraction at the start of 2023 at 49.2 points, eased off though from the 47.2 points of December, according to S&P Global data released on Wednesday.
December’s PMI marks seven months of decline in the operating conditions of the Greek manufacturing sector, though S&P notes that the deterioration in January was only marginal and the slowest decline since last September.
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