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Fuels and food drive 0.7 pct YoY fall in Sept retail sales
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Deposits drop of 2.13 bln in Oct driven by businesses
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Credit growth slows to 7.8 pct YoY in Oct
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Construction continues recovery in Aug, down 8.4 pct YoY over 8 months
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Economic sentiment slides in Nov, consumer confidence drops sharply
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Oct budget execution data affirms strong revenue performance
Greek corporate lending rates up to 250 bps higher than eurozone average
Greek households’ new time deposit rate fell by 10 basis points (bps) to 0.91 percent in February after remaining broadly stable in the preceding two months, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Monday.
The headline figure for February indicates a new low historical reading since Greece’s accession to the eurozone in 2002. It also points to a cumulative drop by 90 bps since last June when capital controls were imposed.
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