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  1. Newsletter 142 -1/12/2017

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    remained below the 100-point mark it surpassed temporarily in September, European Commission (EC) figures

    5%
  2. Unemployment rate continues decline to 20.5 pct in September

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    the total number of unemployed has stayed below the 1-million mark. The overall labour force edged up

    5%
  3. Newsletter 143

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    the total number of unemployed has stayed below the 1-million mark. The overall labour force edged up

    5%
  4. Trade deficit grows by 20.6 pct in October, driven by higher imports
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    the four-billion-euro mark once more after previously staying below this threshold for four months in a row

    5%
  5. Eurosystem funding falls by 4.46 bln in November, banknotes in circulation decline
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    remained under the 40-billion mark for five consecutive months. It should be noted, however

    5%
  6. Unemployment rate falls to 20.2 pct in Q3, lowest for almost six years
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    not fallen below the 1 million mark since Q3 2011. The largest increase in employment in Q3

    5%
  7. Newsletter 144 -15/12/2017

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    of unemployed has not fallen below the 1 million mark since Q3 2011. The latest quarterly labour survey showed

    5%
  8. Credit contraction unchanged at 0.9 pct in November

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    October. The balance fell under the 23-billion-euro mark and came to 22.81 billion. The Greek market

    5%
  9. Trade deficit narrows by 11.5 pct in November on higher exports, slower import rise
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    euro mark for a second straight month. The breakdown by geography showed that imports from EU

    5%
  10. General govt primary cash surplus at 7.15 bln in Nov, arrears reduced further
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    the 40-billion mark for a second month this year. The fall originates almost entirely from a fall in Emergency

    5%