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  1. Newsletter 514 - 24/07/2026

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    by 5.5 pct, from 4.5 pct in the previous month. Manufacturing revenue rose by 14.5 pct YoY, and mining

    4%

  2. Greek budget outperformed targets by 3.9bn euros to August, preliminary figures show

    Economy

    significantly boosted by cumulative Public Investment Budget (PIB) revenues of 2.2 billion. Moreover

    3%

  3. Industry turnover and new orders’ indices rebounded in July

    Economy

    Orders’ data for the energy sector, while intermediate goods and capital goods (up 2.2 percent

    3%

  4. Greece on way to 2013 primary surplus as budget outperformed targets by 3.85bn euros to August

    Economy

    , with the latter being significantly boosted by cumulative Public Investment Budget (PIB) revenues of 2.2

    3%

  5. Direct taxes jump by 46 pct to help Sept. revenues beat target for third month in row

    Economy

    significantly boosted by cumulative Public Investment Budget (PIB) revenues of 2.2 billion. Nevertheless, a Jan

    3%

  6. With troika OK pending, 2014 budget sees primary surplus at 1.6 pct of GDP
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to remain broadly stable at 2.2 percent of GDP in 2013 and at 2.3 percent in 2014 (3.96 and 4.27

    3%

  7. Trade deficit soared 27.4 pct in Sept, down 13.6 pct for year

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    an increase in imports by 7.9 percent to 4.03 billion euros, coupled with a 2.2 percent drop in exports

    3%

  8. Greek deposits fell by 1.4 pct in January amid outflows of 2.3 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of the preceding four years. The monthly flow is mainly attributed to sight outflows of 2.2 billion

    3%

  9. Manufacturing PMI edges up for second month in a row

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , according to the European Commission data released on February 27. Economic sentiment improved by 2.2

    3%

  10. Does return to markets signal end of Greek crisis? The perils of ignoring macro-economic fundamentals
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    Agora

    are excluded the drop was even larger, reaching 2.2 percent. Aggregate demand is frequently cited as an early

    3%