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  1. Retail sales slip 0.1 pct in Dec, drop of 2.8 pct in 2015

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    growth rate in 2015. The marginal decline in December retail sales largely reflects a double-digit

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  2. Time deposit rate almost flat in Jan, average loan rate falls 12 bps

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    below the 5-percent mark to 4.97 percent in January. The double-digit drop in the loan rate led

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  3. Car sales down 17 percent in February

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    the 2008 figure of 347,354. The double-digit growth rates in the last two years largely reflected renewal

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  4. Turnover in the tourism sector falls 8 pct in Q4, first negative reading since Q1 2013
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    percent to 583 euros. The breakdown of the incoming tourist flow displayed double-digit growth rates

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  5. Improvement for services sector turnover in Q4

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    and accounting (+109.9 percent). For the whole of 2015, double-digit growth was posted by employment

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  6. NBG records loss of 2.05 bln in Q4 on one-offs and jump in credit risk provisions
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    with improving NII and double-digit rebound in fees.

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  7. Primary cash surplus quadruples to 2.09 bln in first two months of 2016

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    rose at double digit rates of 23 percent in February and 12.6 percent to 7.59 billion in the 2-month

    4%

  8. Notable drop of 13.3 pct in industrial turnover in January

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    After a modest drop by 1.3 percent in December, the decline in Greece’s Turnover Index plummted by 13.3 percent in January, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) figures showed on Monday. The January headline figure represents the fifteenth successive negative reading and is the seventh double

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  9. Travel receipts fall 4.7 pct in Jan but surplus rises to 32.1 mln
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    strong double-digit growth from the US (+63.2 percent) followed by Germany (+4.6 percent

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  10. This is how things stand as bailout talks head for a brief pause

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    and implementation of the zero-deficit clause on supplementary pensions, which would entail double-digit cuts

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