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Economic sentiment edges up to to 90.3 in April, consumer confidence falls for fourth month
EconomyMacroeconomymark. ESI had dropped to a recent low of 76.1 last August and has improved by 14.2 points since
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Greek stocks fall 3.7 pct during week on inconclusive discussions with lenders
Economybe called next week or the week after. After a short-lived rise above the 600-point mark last Friday
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PMI edges up to 49.7 in Apr, highest reading in last three months but concerns remain
EconomyMacroeconomyGreeceās Manufacturing PMI rebounded for the second straight month by 0.7 points to 49.7 in April, Markit survey displayed on Wednesday. The April figure is the highest reading since February but still remained below the 50-point mark that separates contraction from growth. The downturn
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. The headline figure is the highest reading since February but still remains below the 50-point mark
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Greek stocks climb 3.8 pct during week amid increasing optimism on swift agreement
Economytraded in positive territory in the three sessions of the week ending above the 600-point mark at 605.61
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Greek stocks jump 2.8 pct during week on improved market sentiment
Economyby increased trading activity, with the average daily turnover climbing above the 100-million-euro mark
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Eurobank turns profitable in Q1 for first time since Q3 2011, with net profit of 60 mln
EconomyBankingexpenses and depreciation charges. As a result, the cost-to-income ratio fell below the 50-percent mark
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Industrial turnover drops 12.7 pct in March, energy plummets 27 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyin April, but remained below the critical 50-point mark. The survey showed incoming new orders
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Greek stocks rise 2.7 pct during week as bailout agreement nears
Economythe 50-million mark) on Monday and Thursday and a jump in stock transactions on Tuesday and Friday
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IMF sets out stall ahead of crucial Eurogroup by proposing immediate debt relief
EconomyProgramme. In addition, gross financing needs cross the 15-percent mark by 2024, and 20 percent by 2029
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