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Newsletter 171 -20/07/2018
of the investment licensing system for the remaining 24 sectors and finalise the pending legislation
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Industrial turnover rises by 11.4 pct in May, staying positive for fifth consecutive month
EconomyMacroeconomyindustrial groupings, although these were relatively small compared to the strong growth in the remaining
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Credit contraction at 1.2 pct in June, balance at 178.87 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyCredit contraction in the Greek market softened to 1.2 percent in June from a contraction of 1.9 percent in May, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Wednesday showed. As a result, the outstanding balance decreased to 178.87 billion from 179.33 billion in May, remaining under the 180-billion
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Economic sentiment reaches 105.3 in July, highest since June 2014
EconomyMacroeconomyof the year. Month-on-month improvements were noted in most of the remaining underlying indicators
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IMF flags up weak growth, long-term debt sustainability and reform pledges in Article IV report
EconomyProgramme) from any efforts to undermine it, while addressing some remaining shortcomings in reporting. Finally
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Banks try to build on growing confidence
EconomyBankingwho achieved this goal in December 2017. The remaining two systemic banks, Eurobank and Alpha Bank
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Last bailout tranche just days away as pension discussion looms
EconomyProgrammethe complications created by the government’s decision to extend the VAT discount on the remaining
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Effort for Greece and Albania to resolve diplomatic differences goes on back burner
PoliticsForeign Policyfueled optimism for remaining issues to be resolved in due course. Greece also wants to secure
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Unpaid contributions rise to 33.86 bln as more legacy debtors added
EconomyMacroeconomyof the overdue stock related to main SSC debt, totalling 24.33 billion euros. The remaining 9.53 billion
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Central government debt rises to 345.38 billion in Q2
EconomyMacroeconomy, and the remaining 61.9 billion to the third bailout programme, which was signed in mid-summer 2015. Additionally
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