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  1. Newsletter 407 - 12/01/2024

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    , which some estimate to number as many as 80 lawmakers out of 158. It does suggest, however

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  2. BoG sees 2024 growth at 2.3 pct, cautions against complacency due to risks
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    that see growth in Greece above 2 pct, though below the finance ministry’s 2.9 pct growth estimate

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  3. Can the Green Transition be just?
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    Agora

    scenarios were examined to estimate the resulting carbon footprint reduction over the period 2023-2030

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  4. Newsletter 422 - 26/04/2024

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    . This is some distance from the 2.9 pct estimate of the Greek authorities, with reports this week

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  5. BoG sees sustained growth, argues challenges require wide-ranging policy interventions
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    for this year is slightly more conservative than the Finance Ministry’s 2.5 pct estimate submitted last month

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  6. Newsletter 443 - 29/11/2024

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    month’s estimate. The socialists pressed the government on the issue of cost of living by proposing

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  7. Latest data highlights tough day-to-day economic conditions, giving opposition ammunition
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    Economy

    . This is roughly one point below last month’s estimate. The socialists pressed the government

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  8. Newsletter 475 - 12/09/2025

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    , suggesting that the economy will need a stronger second half to meet the government’s estimate of 2.3

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  9. Growth treads water as PM targets relief for households
    By Panayotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to meet the government’s estimate of 2.3 pct growth in 2025. Final consumption growth also slowed

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  10. Opinion polls signal fragile political stalemate and rising public anger

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    but brittle lead for the ruling party. Prorata’s proportional estimate places New Democracy at 27

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