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  1. Newsletter 169 -06/07/2018

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    sector had remained relatively robust as activity slowed elsewhere in the Eurozone. Greece’s

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  2. PMI at 53.5 pts in July as optimism holds, export orders slow down
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    for Greek goods remains robust,” they concluded.

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  3. ESM releases final tranche of third bailout, boosting cash buffer ahead of exit
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    EconomyProgramme

    to become a robust economy that creates growth and jobs,” said the ESM chief. This was perhaps a further

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  4. Manufacturing PMI climbs to 53.9 pts in August, outlook remains positive

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a robust degree of confidence in their outlook, buoyed by more favourable demand conditions

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  5. Newsletter 173 -07/09/2018

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    faster in August for the second successive month. Greek goods producers have a robust degree

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  6. Parties locked in tug of war over troubled universities
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    Society

    for a “robust student movement” to take control of university spaces have been interpreted by his critics

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  7. Lenders fret over reform delays as Brussels revises 2019 growth forecast upwards to 2.2 pct
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    is expected to remain robust and a major contributor to growth this year. On the other hand, exports growth

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  8. Government and banks reach deal over new scheme to protect main homes

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    remain about whether the system will be robust enough to halt strategic defaulters, especially

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  9. Summit to usher in a new stage of EU-China relations
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    Agora

    of China and such a robust approach. This is more than just a change of tack – it’s a change of strategy

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  10. Turkey strengthens East Med claims as Greece, Cyprus seek EU support
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    to keep up the pressure on the EU during the next council meetings in May and June for a more robust

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