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Unemployment stable at 8.6 pct in Oct
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Lost decades for Greek incomes tell different story to recovery narrative
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PMI drops marginally in Nov amid declining export orders and rising input costs
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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
Manufacturing PMI reached four-year high of 49.6 pts in December
Greek Manufacturing PMI advanced for second straight month in December, reaching its highest level in more than four years as it reached 49.6 points from 49.2 in November, according to Markit.
The rise in December mainly reflects an increase in new work that was incoming. Like November, December’s increase in output was focused in the consumer goods sector, while further contractions in the intermediate and capital goods production weighed on...
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