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  1. Greece goes operational amid growing concern about Iran war blowback
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is also becoming clearer — and more troubling. Analysts warn that the primary transmission channel

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  2. Newsletter 497 - 06/03/2026

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    in the immediate aftermath of the strikes, reaching 83 dollars by March 5. Analysts warn

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  3. Athens calibrates domestic and diplomatic response to Iran war as tension with Turkey resurfaces
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The fourth pillar - economic planning - is becoming increasingly urgent. Analysts warn that the main

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  4. Newsletter 498 - 13/03/2026

    Newsletters

    to be felt in their operations, initially through energy channels. If the estimates of many analysts

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  5. Mitsotakis hoping for stability dividend, but Predator lurks in background
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and 34.1 pct, which is a noticeable rise from the 2025 slump. Analysts describe the trend as a classic

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  6. Newsletter 499 - 20/03/2026

    Newsletters

    to 31–34 percent. Analysts describe a classic “rally‑round‑the‑flag” effect: in moments of international

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  7. PMI stable in March as war starts affecting business and confidence

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    sales and employment were historically elevated,” said S&P analysts. “…heightened disruption to supply

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  8. PMI drops to 52.4 pts in April as manufacturers feel impact of Iran conflict

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in April”, said S&P analysts. "The primary impact of supply-chain disruption was felt in cost pressures

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  9. Newsletter 503 - 08/05/2026

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    , experienced analysts expect at least six months before some level of normality returns to energy markets

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  10. Iran war begins to bite as costs rise and confidence falls

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    analysts expect at least six months before some level of normality returns to energy markets

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