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  1. Q1 GDP growth slows to 0.2 pct QoQ as investments drop

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Nominal GDP in Q1 increased by 4.8 percent YoY and by 1.5 percent QoQ. Outlook All estimates

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  2. Newsletter 508 - 12/06/2026

    Newsletters

    party firmly in second place, with vote estimates between 14.5% and 15.7%. It is the only

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  3. Mitsotakis appeals to "silent majority" as Tsipras puts squeeze on PASOK and SYRIZA
    Image: https://x.com/kmitsotakis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and fear disruption. The PM’s office estimates this constituency at around 40% of society, which

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  4. Newsletter 511 - 03/07/2026

    Newsletters

    voters who value stability and fear disruption. ND estimates this constituency at around 40% of society

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  5. A summer tan can’t obscure Greek economic reality

    Agora

    consistently exceeded initial estimates. This has allowed the government to use the additional fiscal

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  6. Mitsotakis unveils industrial energy package as Tsipras and Samaras take aim

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ahead of the speech, and at around half the 200 million euros that market estimates put on full

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  7. An issue of statistical significance in Greece

    Agora

    of Costas Karamanlis submitted the 2009 budget to Parliament. It estimated growth of 5.9 percent of GDP

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  8. In hindsight it would have been nicer

    Agora

    before interest payments) of 2 percent of GDP, as the troika has estimated. Even in nominal terms

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  9. For Stournaras, it's out of the frying pan and into the heating oil

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    smuggling, which was estimated to be worth 600 million euros a year in Greece. However, the hike led

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  10. How Greek banks could cut 2014 financing gap with a bond rollover
    Photo by Can Esenbel [www.mundanepleasure.com]

    Economy

    In an interview with Naftemporiki daily on October 14, Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras identified two key sources that could reduce – if not eliminate – the emerging funding gap as of July 2014, currently estimated at 10.5 – 11.0 billion euros. Both solutions involve rolling over of Greek

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