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  1. PMI remains in expansion at 53.1 in June, though firms see export and cost challenges
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the series average. Rising costs for energy and raw materials, including foodstuffs, led to accelerated

    6%

  2. Newsletter 469 - 04/07/2025

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    . Accelerated price inflation was also captured in the survey, due to higher costs for energy and raw

    6%

  3. PMI falls to 51.7 in July, level of optimism drops to lowest in a year
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    prices for raw materials—particularly foodstuffs—and logistics, with output price inflation also

    6%

  4. PMI improves significantly in Aug, despite exports orders falling for four straight months
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    backlogs. Input costs rose again on higher raw material prices, though the pace of inflation slowed

    6%

  5. PASOK seeks to carve out own space as Mitsotakis speech dominates agenda
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    to 27 pct, according to Politico’s Poll of Polls. In terms of raw voting intention, Prorata measured

    6%

  6. Newsletter 476 - 19/09/2025

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    % in raw voting intention following the announcement, translating to a projected 31%—a 17.5-point

    6%

  7. Newsletter 482 - 31/10/2025

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    with eggs in Crete while dining with family and friends over the weekend, a sign of how raw local

    6%

  8. PMI drops marginally in Nov amid declining export orders and rising input costs
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and described as sharp overall. Input prices increased strongly, driven largely by costlier raw

    6%

  9. Newsletter 487 - 05/12/2025

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    to more expensive raw materials, notably metals.

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  10. Newsletter 491 - 23/01/2026

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    financial. By moving first, the EU aims to secure reliable access to raw materials such as lithium

    6%