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  1. PMI drops to 52 pts in Sep as manufacturing sector continues to grow

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    rose on higher supplier prices, though inflation eased to a near two-year low amid vendor discounting

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  2. Newsletter 478 - 03/10/2025

    Newsletters

    to a near two-year low amid vendor discounting. Firms raised selling prices modestly, with one

    7%

  3. Manufacturing continues to expand in Dec as PMI sees minor rise

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to supply chain developments”, commented S&P analysts. "Strikes and protests in December hampered vendor

    7%

  4. PMI starts 2026 strongly, despite cost and supply chain pressures

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    blockages, and international logistics disruptions led to longer input lead times, with vendor performance

    7%

  5. Newsletter 493 - 06/02/2026

    Newsletters

    disruptions, leading to the largest vendor performance deterioration since August 2024. Manufacturers

    7%

  6. PMI stable at 54.4 in Feb despite declining export orders and cost pressures

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    as international markets weakened”, said S&P analysts. "At the same time, strain on vendor performance

    7%

  7. Newsletter 318 - 26/11/2021

    Newsletters

    . The parliamentary committee launched its proceedings this week, but New Democracy MPs – who hold a majority... as in that case the debt does not stabilise, and the gross financing needs exceed 20 pct of GDP from 2050

    7%

  8. Mitsotakis raises alarm over Hormuz, Turkey and new geography of European security
    Image: Hellenic Navy

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    as a regional stabiliser, and as a European voice that understands the Middle East not as a distant

    6%

  9. A summit of little substance

    Agora

    and Monetary Union”: there will be no single European deposit guarantee scheme, no automatic stabilisers

    5%

  10. OECD's Greek debt forecast shakes foundations of troika DSA

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    on the assumption that automatic stabilisers will need to operate partially. The OECD also questions

    5%