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  1. Trade deficit rises 14.3 pct in Feb as exports fall for 10th month
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    on the back of a double-digit rise in imports by 13.7 percent. Exports also increased by 3.7 percent

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  2. Industrial production drops by 3 pct in February

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    showed double-digit decreases in capital goods (-14.1 percent) and consumer durables (-10 percent

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  3. Building activity down 18.8 pct in January, permits hit new low

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    Aegean (+5.3 percent). Most regions recorded a double-digit decline with the biggest in West

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  4. Budget primary surplus of 2.68 bln in first quarter, but March trims outperformance

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    ) fell 7.3 percent in March after a double-digit rise of 15.9 percent in February. The absolute

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  5. Current account deficit narrows by 45 pct to 804.3 mln in Feb

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    to 133.7 million largely due to a double-digit drop in non-residents’ arrivals by 14.9 percent

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  6. Retail sales down 7.3 pct in Feb for highest drop since July 2015

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    is largely attributed to double-digit declines in automotive fuel (-16.6 percent), retail sale not in stores

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  7. Greek stocks climb 3.8 pct during week amid increasing optimism on swift agreement

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    outperformers with double-digit gains this week included Viohalco (+18.4 percent), Eurobank (+14.9 percent

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  8. Car sales soar 24.5 pct in April
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    registered in the Attica prefecture. Car sales recorded a double-digit rebound of 13.5 percent in 2015

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  9. Drop in building activity slows to 12.2 pct in February

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    of 692 in January. The breakdown by region displayed the biggest double-digit decreases were recorded

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  10. Current account deficit more than halves to 708 mln in March

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    slipped by 3.6 percent due to a double-digit increase in travel payments. In addition, the marked

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