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  1. Industrial production shoots up by 5 pct in March for highest rise since 2007

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    to the strong rebound in March. Similarly to the March performance, the 3-month rise mainly reflects

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  2. Car sales soar by 47.2 pct in April for 20th straight monthly rise
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    still stands 70 percent below the 2008 number of 347,354 and mainly reflects a sharp drop by more

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  3. General gov't primary surplus halves in Q1, arrears and guarantees jump

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    mainly attributed to the return of 10.9 billion EFSF bonds to the ESM and payments to the IMF of 2.1

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  4. Building activity up by 10.2 pct in Feb for biggest rise since Nov 2013

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    . The continued declining trend mainly reflects oversupply, lack of demand, banks’ tight liquidity

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  5. How Greek banks can balance on the collateral tightrope
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    ’ deposits helps the government covering mainly its external funding needs, yet it has a direct negative

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  6. Proposed VAT overhaul a stepping stone towards agreement with lenders?

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    of 3 pp on VAT for almost all product and services when customers use their cards is mainly

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  7. Industrial turnover falls for 5th straight month in March at decelerating 2.9 pct

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    reading for the eighth successive month. This was mainly led by “weak demand amid uncertainty towards

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  8. Deposit outflow rises to 4.7 bln in April as balances drop to lowest since Sept 2004
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    in banknotes and short-term instruments (mainly money market funds), while the remaining one-quarter

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  9. OECD slashes 2015 growth forecast to just 0.1 pct, raises unemployment and debt figures
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    In its latest Economic Outlook report released on Wednesday, the OECD slashed its Greek GDP estimates to 0.1 percent in 2015 from 2.3 percent in its previous forecast published last November. This mainly reflects the uncertainty surrounding the implementation of the bailout programme

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  10. Unemployment unchanged at 25.6 pct in Mar but number of employed still falling

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    of April. This mainly reflects a decline of 21.7 percent in the amount of jobless Greeks not looking

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