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Car sales remain strong, rising by 3.3% YoY up to May
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Wages index maintains momentum with 6.7% YoY rise in Q1
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Budget continues to perform strongly with 3.64 bln surplus up to May
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Energy propels 18.4% YoY rise in import prices for April
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Strong bond reopening virtually completes Greece's debt strategy for 2026
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Electricity main driver for industrial production rise of 2.1% YoY in April
Debt position provides protection against global turbulence
The eurozone sovereign debt markets experienced turbulence last week due to a number of interrelated factors. It is precisely for this type of situation that, as we have previously highlighted, Greece's debt profile has several mitigating factors aimed at helping it avoid any unwanted attention from the markets.
Over the past week, yields in eurozone bond markets have risen, with the Greek 10-year benchmark yield trading in the region of 3.7 pct, up from 3.2 pct at the end of last month and 2.8 pct at the end of last year.
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