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  1. CPI falls by another 2.2 pct in July as VAT rises yet to be recorded
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    due to the summer sales period that started in mid-July. This was mainly evident in the prices

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  2. Capital controls take toll on car sales, which fell 23.9 pct in July for first time in two years
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    mainly reflected renewal of rent-a-Car fleets and increased interest from customers amid fears

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  3. Early gains in Greek stocks cancelled out in second half of week

    Economy

    a change in their fundamental outlook. The outperformers this week mainly included financials

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  4. Cash primary surplus for Jan-Jul close to 3 bln on improved revenues

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the BoG primary cash surplus of 1.3 billion. This mainly reflects higher budget revenues (by 1.41

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  5. Newsletter 39 - 21/08/2015

    Newsletters

    on year (YoY), falling to 1 billion euros from 1.25 billion in 2014. The YoY deterioration mainly

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  6. July rise of 388 mln in unpaid taxes is lowest for two years

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    outcome mainly reflects strong revenue collection in one particular month (May). The collected revenues

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  7. A breakdown of Greece’s revised financing needs as part of its new ESM programme

    EconomyProgramme

    payments Interest payments are calculated at 16.6 billion and mainly relate to: 1) Eurosystem ANFA

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  8. Outflows ease to 1.5 bln in July but deposits reach lowest level since May 2003

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    published on August 10. This was mainly driven by a 1.48 billion drop in the Emergency Liquidity

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  9. Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015

    Newsletters

    consecutive quarter mainly reflects a rebound in final consumption by 1.1 percent and a fall in imports

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  10. Q2 GDP rebounds by 0.9 pct QoQ on higher consumption and falling imports

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    for the second consecutive quarter mainly reflects a rebound in final consumption by 1.1 percent, falling

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