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  1. Energy leads drop as import price index falls by 0.5 pct YoY in Feb

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    dropped by 1.5 percent and rubber and plastic products dropped by 1.1 percent. The monthly movements were

    4%
  2. Newsletter 460 - 02/05/2025

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    euros, local governments at 2.05 billion euros and social security funds at 1.1 billion euros. Greece

    4%
  3. Fiscal data impressive but details suggest caution still required

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    and social security funds at 1.1 billion euros. Greece’s fiscal picture has been consistently improving

    4%
  4. Q1 travel receipts up 4.4 pct YoY, arrivals also on the rise
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    million euros, a decrease of 15.1 percent. The average expenditure per trip dropped by 1.1 percent

    4%
  5. Affected by drop in fuel sales, rise in retail figures moderates to 1.2 pct YoY
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    by 1.1 percent and food and beverages were up by 1.5 percent. Clothing and footwear also recorded a rise

    4%
  6. Deposits slide by 795 mln in Apr, dropping to 198.37 bln
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    include the general government, decreased by 1.1 billion euros to 205.94 billion euros, after

    4%
  7. Trade data captures reflects challenges as exports fall 14.5 pct in Apr
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    countries increased 1.1 percent, and non-EU exports were down by 10 percent.

    4%
  8. Electricity drives drop of 4.3 pct YoY in Apr industrial production

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    , with 1.1 percent in manufacturing, a 19.5 percent decrease in electricity supply, 5.4 percent drop

    4%
  9. Car registrations rise by 13.5 pct YoY in May to highest since 2010

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    rose by 2.4 percent annually. Passenger cars were up by 1.1 percent, lorries increased by 13.6

    4%
  10. Union report sums up grim state of wages, policy shortcomings

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    and their EU peers. Real wages in the 2019 to 2024 period are down by 1.1 pct, although

    4%