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OECD report paints grim picture for Greece's labour market
EconomyMacroeconomyIn its 2014 Employment Outlook published today, OECD retains its estimates for Greek unemployment rate unchanged at 27.1 percent in 2014 and 26.7 percent in 2015. In addition, OECD economic forecasts also remain the same compared to the previous projections released in early May and call for a mild
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Tsipras starts to flesh out SYRIZA's economic policy but questions remain
PoliticsGreek Politicsestimates this would create 7,500 new jobs. The most eye-catching of the economic proposals made
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SMEs, backbone of Greek economy, have shed 27 pct of jobs since 2008
Economy. Based on preliminary estimates for 2014 and 2015, the Commission does not foresee a major reversal
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Tourism helps bring Greek unemployment down to 26.4 pct in July
EconomyMacroeconomy, the International Monetary Fund revised downward its estimates for Greek unemployment to 25.8 percent in 2014
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Greek banks may soon breathe sigh of relief on capital needs
Agorain October they will be manageable”. Hardouvelis’s comment in conjunction with the apparent estimates
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Greek travel receipts up 10.3 pct in August as 2014 targets revised upwards
EconomyMacroeconomyestimates saw direct tourism revenues of 13 billion in 2014 compared to 12.15 billion in 2013
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ECB results light up path for Greek coalition's bailout exit plan
PoliticsGreek Politics, the government estimates the funding gap for 2015 at around 10 million euros so the HFSF money would
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Greeks exports down by 8.7 pct in September as imports rise by 7.4 pct
EconomyGreece’s exports remained on a downward trend for the third straight month in September but the drop accelerated to 8.7 percent, according to the flash estimates of commercial transactions released by Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) on Friday. September’s performance is the seventh negative
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Eurobank reports loss of 186.6 mln in Q3
EconomyBankingand housing loans. The management estimates zero deleveraging in Q4 and positive credit growth
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Greek deflation shoots up to 1.7 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomymade by the Greek government and the troika. Thus, despite initial estimates, 2014 will be a year
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