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  1. Economic sentiment edges down to 107.2, consumer confidence continues to rise
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) dropped by 1.2 points in September to reach 107.2 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Friday. As of August’s reading, the index has remained above 100 points for seven consecutive months. Compared to September 2018, the ESI has increased by 6.6

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  2. Economic sentiment eases to 106.7 in Oct, industry and construction confidence improve
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) dropped by 0.5 points in October to reach 106.7 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Wednesday. As of October’s reading, the index has remained above 100 points for eight consecutive months. Compared to October 2018, the ESI has increased by 6.3

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  3. Economic sentiment at 107 in November, consumer confidence continues to strengthen
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) edged up by 0.3 points in November to reach 107 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Thursday. As of November’s reading, the index has remained above 100 points for nine consecutive months. Compared to November 2018, the ESI has increased by 6 points

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  4. Economic sentiment rises to 109.5 in Dec, hitting 12-year high
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) rose by 2.5 points in December to reach 109.5 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Wednesday. The current month’s reading is the highest since October 2007, when the index came to 110.3 points. Compared to December 2018, the ESI has increased by 8.6

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  5. Economic sentiment at 108.4 in Jan
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) fell by 1 point in January to reach 108.4 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Thursday. January's reading is 12.2 points below the series high of 120.6 noted in July 2000. Compared to January 2019, the ESI has increased by 8.8 points, and also beats

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  6. Newsletter 241 - 28/02/2020

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    in services and retail boost headline figure Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) rose by 3.7 points... 2019, the ESI has increased by 10.3 points, and also beats the month's EU average reading of 103.5

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  7. Economic sentiment at 109.4 in March
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) fell by 3.8 points month-on-month in March to reach 109.4 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Monday. In March, the Employment Expectations Indicator..., the EEI has improved by 7.1 points. Additionally, compared to March 2019, the ESI has increased

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  8. A summit of little substance

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    (EMU); and migration. They reiterated past positions and objectives, called on Member States..., remind Member States to implement what has already been agreed, and pledge to come back to some... solidarity – especially regarding a fair distribution of asylum seekers among Member States

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  9. Debt relief or debt restructuring for Greece?

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    of the eurozone’s member states, the ECB’s and the IMF’s vaults as well as on the balance sheet... medium-term sustainability. More specifically, the IMF has been the most proactive troika member... afford to wait that long. Nor can a eurozone member state be excluded from international capital

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  10. Europe missed an opportunity on banking union
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    . It is clear that the only way to break the “vicious circle” is to prevent member states from having to use... euros. Until then, national resolution funds will be able to call on the funds of other member... had hoped for. In short, each member state will be responsible for saving its own banks

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