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Energy continues to drive rise in producer prices as May sees 13.5% YoY increase
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Retail sales growth slows to 4% YoY in Apr, volumes drop as fuel consumption decreases
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Loans to businesses keep credit growth at 7.4% YoY in May
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Corporations at forefront of 5.53 bln deposit inflow in May
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Building activity maintains strong first quarter with 22.3% YoY rise in March
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Services elevate economic sentiment in June as all other components fall
PMI stable in March as war starts affecting business and confidence
Greece’s manufacturing PMI was stable in March at 54.5 points, from 54.4 points in the previous month, S&P Global data showed on Wednesday.
The headline index rose due to significantly longer supplier lead times caused by the Middle East war-related logistics disruptions. However, PMI was weighed down as growth in output, new orders, employment, and stocks of purchases all slowed.
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