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  1. Small rise for Greek manufacturing PMI in November

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in November mainly due to declining new export orders. The lack of incoming new work led backlogs... of purchases dropped sharply, faster than they did in October, mainly reflecting the trend in post... declined at the fastest rate in the last three months. This was mainly attributed to lower charges

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  2. Greek loan rates remained well above euro area average in October

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and T-Bill yields is mainly attributed to 2013 movements, when time deposit rates fell by 190 bps.... For consumer loans without a defined maturity (mainly credit cards) the rate marginally rose by 2 bps to 14.48..., the average spread has risen by almost 80 bps, mainly stemming from a sharp drop in the deposit

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  3. Greek budget primary surplus at 3.57 bln by end of November, beating target by 691 mln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    with the 11-month figure up 4.1 percent to 18.64 billion, 415 million below target. This mainly reflects... percent growth recorded in the 11-month period. MoF noted that this mainly relates to the uncertainty.... As expected, PIB revenues rebounded in November reaching 641 million euros, mainly incorporating

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  4. General government cash surplus widens to 3.68 bln in November, arrears down by 502 mln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    remained broadly stable MoM and YtD at 321.85 billion. The YtD change of debt components mainly... in the long-term loans mainly reflects the bailout tranches totalling 11.8 billion (eurozone at 8.3.... The YtD drop stands at 23.1 billion and mainly reflects: 1) A reduction in the bank support scheme

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  5. In effort to reach new deal, Greek government cannot ignore liquidity constraints
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    not applied for the ELA. That request was mainly triggered by deposit outflows and gradual lack of renewal... billion euros in December mainly stemming from time deposit outflows of 6.2 billion, while savings... of the year. Press reports indicate that the payment of taxes has eased in January mainly due to the pre

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  6. The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
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    Economy

    . It should also be noted that Greek banks hold EFSF bonds of 38 billion, which mainly stemmed from... reportedly rose close to or above 66 billion by the end of January, mainly reflecting the deposit outflows.... Thus, Greek investors (mainly banks) have to cover the foreign share in the new issues, which

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  7. Greek Q4 GDP down 0.2 pct QoQ, 2014 nominal GDP stays in recession

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The slowdown of domestic economic activity in Q4 is mainly attributed to the political uncertainty... year, SA GDP at current prices fell 1.9 percent to 178.8 billion euros, mainly reflecting the above 3.... This mainly results from a nosedive in disposable income by 27.1 percent stemming from heightened

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  8. Greek funding needs add to pressure in talks between Athens and lenders

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    , obligations rise to 2.5 billion, mainly due to another payment to the IMF of 1.42 billion. Overall, total... – mainly banks – increasing their take up close to 100 percent from around 40 percent until November... but mainly on the debt sustainability analysis, is a key area of conflict with international creditors

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  9. Greece sets out broad reform plan for lenders' approval

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    and statics 4) Humanitarian crisis, which mainly relates to the first pillar of SYRIZA Thessaloniki... government departments mainly targeting budgetary processes, management restructuring... programme addressing the needs from the recent rise in absolute poverty mainly related to inadequate

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  10. Greek manufacturing PMI virtually unchanged in Feb as uncertainty bites

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    was the fastest since October 2013, mainly due to a further loss of new orders. The latest drop... with the deteriorating supplier performance seen since December. Slower lead times in a number of cases were mainly due... in January. According to panellists this mainly reflected the depreciation of euro particularly

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