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  1. BoG revises 2023 growth to 1.5 pct as short- and medium-term challenges persist
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    as a percentage of GDP, exceeding 6 pct in 2023 and staying close to the 6 pct mark up to 2025. Greece’s central

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  2. Newsletter 364 - 23/12/2022

    Newsletters

    monetary policy will slow down economies as central banks attempt to tame inflation and avoid anchoring

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  3. PM signals April elections as MP at centre of latest sleaze scandal resigns

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    central Greece, Themis Heimaras, had remained active in a business which pursued public sector contracts

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  4. HFSF sets out bank divestment strategy, marking final chapter in turbulent story

    EconomyBanking

    assessment conducted by the European Central Bank’s Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), after

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  5. Does the EU Commission suffer from optimism bias? (Part 1)
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    Agora

    on the central assumption of convergence of all Member States towards the same value of labour productivity

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  6. Newsletter 366 - 20/01/2023

    Newsletters

    after the recent drop in inflation figures they should reconsider as the central bank is determined

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  7. SYRIZA homes in on sleaze allegations while courting political centre

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was seen a public gesture to bury the hatchet with the central banker, who was frequently presented

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  8. Train tragedy prompts urgent questions about railway safety
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    A major rail disaster that happened in central Greece early on Wednesday and which caused at least 36 deaths and dozens of injuries has laid bare the deficiencies in the country’s rail network and raised questions about the possible mismanagement of the service. A passenger train crashed head

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  9. Our tragedy: How could this happen?
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    Agora

    it happened. On both counts, the train crash in Tempe, central Greece, was the grimmest possible

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  10. Newsletter 372 - 03/03/2023

    Newsletters

    PoliticsTrain tragedy casts long shadow over election build-upThis week’s deadly train accident in central Greece has put the government in an awkward position and has generated speculation that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis may opt to delay the general election, which he was widely expected

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