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  1. Inflation in October doubles to 3.4 pct, food inflation nears 10 pct
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    reading was in June 2022 with 12.1 percent and was in double digits between April and September

    4%

  2. Final budget sees 2.9 pct growth in 2024, primary surplus at 2.1 pct of GDP
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 5.6 pct growth next year, from 2.7 pct in 2023, while imports will also double in growth to 4.6 pct

    4%

  3. Newsletter 403 - 24/11/2023

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    will also double in growth to 4.6 pct, from 2.2 pct this year. Inflation is also seen moderating

    4%

  4. Fitch rating upgrade seals Greece re-establishing itself as investment grade material
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    surplus double to 2.2 pct of GDP in 2024 and 2025, according to Fitch estimates. Other factors

    4%

  5. Nov headline CPI at 3 pct, food price inflation three times higher
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    upward since. The highest annual increase reading was in June 2022 with 12.1 percent and was in double

    4%

  6. Inflation accelerates to 3.5 pct in Dec, food prices jump further
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and was in double digits between April and September last year. The harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP

    4%

  7. Newsletter 408 - 19/01/2024

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    that requires it to double the primary surplus in 2024 to just short of 5 billion euros, or 2.1 pct of GDP

    4%

  8. A Greek form of Triangulation

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    the equivalent of more than 7 pct of Greece’s GDP on this support, which was more than double

    4%

  9. CPI at 3.1 pct in Jan, foods up by 8.3 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The highest annual increase reading was in June 2022 with 12.1 percent and was in double digits between

    4%

  10. Newsletter 412 - 16/02/2024

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    , with the price jumps in certain goods still in double-digits. The figure attracting most attention

    4%