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  1. Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015

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    consecutive quarter mainly reflects a rebound in final consumption by 1.1 percent and a fall in imports

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  2. Q2 GDP rebounds by 0.9 pct QoQ on higher consumption and falling imports

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    for the second consecutive quarter mainly reflects a rebound in final consumption by 1.1 percent, falling

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  3. Greek stocks almost unchanged at end of roller coaster week

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    rise by 8.1 percent on Friday (mainly led by NBG, up 16.3 percent) and follows a nosedive of 28.7

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  4. Marked drop of 50 bps in new time deposit rate in July amid capital controls
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    in consumer credit without a fixed maturity (mainly credit cards) also slipped by 8 bps to 14.55

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  5. Report sees fall in salary earners, big rise in part-time work during crisis
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    million in 2013 and further to 1.57 million in 2014. Note, though, that this mainly reflected

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  6. Accommodation and food services index rises by 13.4 pct in Q2

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    percent in August with the 8-month figure just shy of the 20-percent mark. Despite concerns mainly

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  7. General gov't primary cash surplus markedly better in July but arrears climb

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    improved to 2.26 billion euros in July, which is more than double year on year (YoY). This was mainly

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  8. Greek stocks edge up, with banks rising for third straight week

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    was the highest reading since August 12. Nevertheless, it remained extremely subdued throughout the week, mainly

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  9. Eurogroup sets out key dates ahead for Greek programme

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    for the Greek government to mainly cover its external debt obligations in the last month of the year.

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  10. Greece sees deposit inflows, of 449 mln, in August for first time since Sept 2014
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    billion to 124.06 billion in August. This mainly reflected a similar drop in the Emergency Liquidity

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