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  1. Newsletter 324 - 21/01/2022

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    , which elected MEP Nikos Androulakis as its new leader in December, saw its support rise from 14.6

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  2. SYRIZA calls for vote of no confidence, as PM's apology over storm chaos fails to chime
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not elaborate on where he saw specific failures, but referred to a “lack of coordination between

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  3. Reflecting annual base effect, retail sales rise 19 pct in Nov but fall on previous month
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and household equipment (+44.3 percent). Automotive fuel only saw a volume rise of 15.4 percent

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  4. Newsletter 327 - 11/02/2022

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    that saw Greek 10-year benchmark yield rise to 2.55 pct, a level not seen before PEPP kicked

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  5. Hooliganism poses familiar set of challenges for government
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of priorities during the 2019 election campaign. It has shown its intentions to deal with what it saw

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  6. One unicorn does not a Silicon Valley make: positive news on startup front also highlights limitations
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    EconomyFeatures

    . The start of 2022 saw a flurry of positive news stories from Greek technology startups, including

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  7. Newsletter 331 - 11/03/2022

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    into tricky balancing actThis week’s release by ELSTAT of the latest consumer price data, which saw

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  8. Newsletter 332 - 18/03/2022

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    over the last few quarters, which saw the stock of main pensions applications drop from the high

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  9. Growth in retail sales loses steam as index shrinks by 0.2 pct MoM in Jan
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The overall economic sentiment (ESI) saw a drop of 0.8 points in March to 113.2 points.

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  10. Newsletter 334 - 08/04/2022

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    ) that presented a new baseline and adverse scenario that saw GDP growth dropping to 2.75 pct, from 3.6 pct

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