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  1. Social support in Greece not adequate enough to deal with crisis, says OECD
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    Society

    average is 65 percent). Between 2008 and 2013, unemployment swelled at a rate of 3,800 per week and 60

    4%

  2. No victory, just plenty of misery

    Agora

    for a country to lose a quarter of its economy in a few years, see its unemployment rate edging towards

    4%

  3. Does return to markets signal end of Greek crisis? The perils of ignoring macro-economic fundamentals
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    Agora

    arrangement also includes a ten-year interest rate moratorium and the first repayment obligations only

    4%

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

    EconomyMacroeconomy

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

    4%

  5. Greece exceeds expectations with first return to bond markets after four years
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    Economy

    expectations in early March for a coupon slightly below 6 percent and recent market rumours indicating a rate

    4%

  6. National Bank follows other Greek lenders' by opting for capital increase
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    EconomyBanking

    at a fixed rate coupon of 5 percent and was 6 times oversubscribed.

    4%

  7. First positive reading for building activity in 6 months after 1.2 pct rise in May
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    respectively), meaning that a small increase in the absolute number results in a high growth rate

    4%

  8. 21,717,120,000
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    Agora

    to the appreciation of the Deutsche Mark as happened during the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) crises

    4%

  9. OECD sees Greek recession continuing in 2014, slower recovery to follow
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to different methodologies. Nevertheless, the rate of decline in OECD projections is much slower than

    4%

  10. In Spain, the best generation is in danger of becoming the lost generation
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    Agora

    Spain’s youth unemployment rate to 55.4 percent, the second highest in the eurozone after only

    4%