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  1. Building activity increases by 16.4 pct in October
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    in most regions are extremely modest, meaning that small changes in numbers can cause disproportionate

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  2. Newsletter 147 -19/01/2018

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    percent year-on-year. It was also reported this week that numbers from the Greek Civil Aviation

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  3. Building activity up by 12.6 pct in November, permits remain above 1,000

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    are extremely modest, meaning that small changes in numbers can cause disproportionate changes

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  4. Spending on pensions down by 30.9 mln in December
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    an additional dividend. A breakdown of the numbers showed that 25 percent of pensioners are over the age

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  5. Building activity down by 6.7 pct in Dec after rising by 8.6 pct in 2017

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    in numbers can cause disproportionate shifts in the growth rate. In absolute terms, the highest number

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  6. Travel balance rises by 3.4 pct in Jan as expenditure out of sync with arrivals growth
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    numbers was not reflected in higher revenues to match, as the average expenditure per trip fell

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  7. ECB report highlights sluggish Greek economic growth
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    -battered Greece’s unemployment numbers were not eased in a similar way, and the jobless rate still

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  8. Building activity up by 18 pct in Jan, permits dip below 1,000-mark

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    in most regions tend to be modest, meaning that small changes in numbers can cause disproportionate

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  9. IMF raises forecast for primary surplus but differences with European lenders remain

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    Following the publication of its macro estimates in the World Economic Outlook (WEO), the International Monetary Fund issued on Wednesday its latest fiscal estimates in the Fiscal Monitor, where the numbers for Greece for 2017 and 2018 were updated. The primary surplus for 2018 is now seen landing

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  10. Athens and creditors place immediate focus on remaining key deliverables
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    , the numbers have to be scrutinised by the institutions. The return of the creditors will provide

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