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  1. Newsletter 248 -24/04/2020

    Newsletters

    nonsensical translations and garbled sentences suggesting that the materials had been hastily put together

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  2. PMI crashed to 29.5 points in April during sharpest ever decline
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Input buying fell at the fastest rate since July 2015 as demand for raw materials fell. Lead times

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  3. Newsletter 320 - 10/12/2021

    Newsletters

    with raw materials and supply chain disruptions. Exports of servicers fully reflect the base effect

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  4. PMI softens to six-month low, but employment in manufacturing grows at record pace
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    materials, energy and soaring transport costs. The challenges did not impact the confidence of Greek

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  5. Newsletter 346 - 15/07/2022

    Newsletters

    growth in sectors affected by the cost of raw materials could lead to lower job creation and act

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  6. Back-to-back contraction for PMI in Aug reflects tough conditions for manufacturing

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    for almost two years as falling prices for some raw materials dampened the impact of soaring

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  7. Government seizes crisis moment to boost investment in energy infrastructure
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and Ukraine. The opening of the 182-km pipeline had been delayed for over a year by materials shortages

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  8. Newsletter 354 - 07/10/2022

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    by materials, transport, energy, and fuel prices.

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  9. Manufacturing remains in contraction for Oct as business optimism falls to lowest since May 2020
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    manufacturers, indicating that the August low was a blip. Firms attribute input inflation to materials

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  10. Manufacturing remains in contraction at start of 2023, but at slowest rate since Oct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , though firms report that they still must contend with hikes in materials and energy. As new orders

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