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  1. Producer prices record first rise for 16 months, inching up by 0.1 pct in Jul
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    goods decreased by 0.1 percent, capital goods were up by 0.9 percent, durables up by 0.4 percent

    3%
  2. Poll confirms ND dominance as PASOK hopefuls eye challenger role
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in chaotic scenes in the heart of the capital earlier this week, with motorists having to be rescued from

    3%
  3. Import prices drop by 1.6 pct YoY in Jul due to energy, as all other categories rise

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and basic metals down by 0.5 percent. In terms of industries, energy dropped by 4.2 percent YoY, capital

    3%
  4. Energy pushes producer prices down by 2.4 pct YoY in Aug
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 5.5 percent YoY, intermediate goods increased by 0.2 percent, capital goods were up by 2.1 percent

    3%
  5. Newsletter 435 - 04/10/2024

    Newsletters

    . As usual, the investment boom did not materialise and the government now sees gross capital formation

    3%
  6. Newsletter 436 - 11/10/2024

    Newsletters

    leadership candidates in the Greek capital and fourth in Attica. This also speaks to a wider problem

    3%
  7. Drop in energy pushes import prices down by 4.3 pct YoY in Aug

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    YoY, capital goods were up 0.2 percent and durables at 0.9 percent. Non-durables were up by 0.6

    3%
  8. Newsletter 437 - 18/10/2024

    Newsletters

    consumption was up by 1.8 pct and gross fixed capital formation grew by 6.6 pct. Exports were up by 1.9

    3%
  9. Revision of GDP to have varied knock-on effect
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , during last year private consumption was up by 1.8 pct and gross fixed capital formation grew by 6.6 pct

    3%
  10. Newsletter 438 - 25/10/2024

    Newsletters

    capital formation rising by just 4 pct. The current account deficit according to the IMF will persist

    3%