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  1. Car sales continue upward course as registrations increase by 33.1 pct in March

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    percent, mainly reflecting negative or zero performance in three monthly readings. The bulk

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  2. Greece enters second year of deflation as CPI falls 1.3 pct in March

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    mainly reflects the reduction of the respective VAT rate by 10 percentage points as of August 1

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  3. Why did Greece return to bond markets now? Was it the right decision?

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    to drop even without the bond placement, mainly due to the improved macro and fiscal outlook

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  4. Four months of decline in industry turnover almost comes to stop in February

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    market. The latter is mainly attributed to a double-digit rise (+12.9 percent) for the non-eurozone

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  5. Greek 2013 primary surplus confirmed at 1.5 bln euros

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    to the EAP definition, adjustments of 9.5 percent were applied mainly related to banks’ support (10.8

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  6. Moody's upgrades Greek banks to stable, sees NPLs peaking at 37 pct this year
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    to growth will mainly be led by tourism and exports on the back of structural reforms that it says

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  7. Greece lays out plans for debt relief from eurozone
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    Bills) and is mainly held domestically by banks. In total, the official sector corresponds to close

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  8. OECD sees Greek recession continuing in 2014, slower recovery to follow
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    by the repayment of government arrears. According to the OECD, the risks are on the downside and mainly

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  9. Q1 gg primary cash balance shows 2.5 bln surplus but 2014 arrears grow

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    compared to the end-February figure of 319.08 billion, mainly deriving from a rise in the short-term

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  10. Car registrations continue to rise; up by 9.1 pct in April

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    growth at +11.4 percent, mainly reflecting negative or zero performance in three monthly readings

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