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Newsletter 426 - 07/06/2024
the commercial banks. The consensus of most international organisations is for growth this year nearer the 2
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Industrial production jumps by 10.8 pct in Apr due to electricity and manufacturing
EconomyMacroeconomyconfidence stayed on positive ground at 3.6 points, up from 2 points in the previous month. Since June last
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New Democracy considers adjusting course after losses to right and centre
PoliticsGreek Politics, SYRIZA 3.6 percent and Dimokrates 2 percent, meaning that parties of the centre and left collectively
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Industrial turnover soars by 18 pct YoY in Apr, strongest since early 2023
EconomyMacroeconomy2 points in the previous month. Since June last year, industry confidence is now down by only 0.4
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Name deal and Beleri case test Greece's relations with North Macedonia, Albania
PoliticsForeign Policy(who are not yet MEPs) enjoy immunity in any of the 27 MS as established by the Article 9 (2
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Cost of living remains public's top worry, as government slashes green transition budget
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the target for electricity storage from 700 MW to 2 GW to address stresses to the grid from the rapid
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Scope leaves rating unchanged at BBB-, ups outlook to positive due to solid fiscal performance
Economy+’. Scope has a rather modest growth outlook, with growth this year expected at 2 pct and 1.8 pct
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Government seeking to tie up loose ends before summer break
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government is hoping to make use of the last few days of parliamentary activity before the summer recess to pass several bills, while a shake-up of the general secretaries at a range of ministries is also expected in the coming days. Parliament is expected to sit until August 2, before MPs
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Economic sentiment falls sharply in July as nearly all segments deteriorate
EconomyMacroeconomy116.6 points in the previous month. The EEI is down by 2 points in the rolling 12-month period
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June unemployment rate at 9.6 pct as seasonality favours labour market
EconomyMacroeconomy, from 9 percent in June 2023. Youth unemployment dropped by 2 pps year-on-year to 22.5 percent, while
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