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  1. Newsletter 337 - 13/05/2022

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    not been discussed publicly, it is thought that interventions at the wholesale end of the market

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  2. Tourism jobs deliver highest April hiring balance on record at 124,365
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a positive balance of 81,942 in the same period last year, signalling a growing job market with 66,181 job

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  3. Newsletter 338 - 20/05/2022

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    . This is close to 85 pct of the levels seen in April 2019.MacroeconomyCharts of the weekLabour market

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  4. Broad impact of inflation crisis becoming clearer
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    Agora

    in the overall market, energy products were up by 90.3 percent YoY, intermediate goods increased

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  5. OECD lowers 2022 growth forecast to 2.8 pct as challenges mount
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    yields, although the ECB has pledged continued support in the event of market fragmentation. The path

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  6. Newsletter 343 - 24/06/2022

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    ’s programme of subsidies “crumbs” and called for cuts to fuel taxes and more effective market

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  7. ND stakes claim on social policy, highlighting referendum anniversary
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on employment support during the pandemic, labour market reforms ostensibly aimed at protecting workers

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  8. High energy prices fuel uncertainty on fiscal front
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by turbulence. Bonds Fortunately, the turbulence on the Greek bond market appears to have calmed down

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  9. Newsletter 345 - 08/07/2022

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    , the first since August last year. The rise in the domestic market by almost 40 percent was due

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  10. Universities bill expected to pass despite many critics and united opposition
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    universities, and better align higher education with the jobs market. The opposition describes

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