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  1. PMI drops to 42.3 points in November as second lockdown hits
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to the latest data from Markit. According to Markit, readings over 50 and above indicate overall improvement, meaning that the latest figure signals an overall deterioration in the Greek manufacturing sector. After a brief uptick in previous months, the latest data signalled the sharpest

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  2. Newsletter 279 -13/11/2020

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    from 42.3 points in November, according to the latest data from Markit. According to Markit, readings over 50 and above indicate overall improvement, meaning that the latest figure signals an overall.... In addition, sight deposits increased by 2.97 billion euros. Time deposits fell by 1 billion euros. The latest

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  3. Public sector staff trends survive MoU exit, change of government
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    The latest figures from Greece’s public sector staff census show a continuation of the trends... Kikilias in his latest statement to Parliament, 9,000 temporary hospital staff were hired in recent... scrutinised for signs of cronyism and overspending. The latest two years of statistics show

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  4. Newsletter 286 - 26/02/2021

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    as quickly as possible. According to the latest figures from the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT... in various areas, some of which the authorities attributed to the latest changes in the Greek... to reach 6.5 pct of GDP, from 9.4 pct in 2020. Based on the latest GDP estimates this could well exceed

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  5. New development law chips away at Greece's Natura 2000 regime

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    its obligations under the Natura 2000 framework. Environmental groups warn that this latest initiative... to a fine. “Moderate development” designations The latest legislation would render compliance with EU law... the country’s legal obligations. Context This latest initiative is part of a broader strategy by the New

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  6. Newsletter 301 - 18/06/2021

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    its passage are already starting to change. The ruling conservatives painted the latest industrial..., the opposition leaders also used the opportunity of the debate to criticise the government for the latest... the latest decision vindicated him and revealed the government’s contempt for the younger generations

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  7. Newsletter 314 - 29/10/2021

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    ) with the latest issue coming from Piraeus Bank. Piraeus announced on Wednesday that it completed the book... and 500 million through the latest green bond. Since the pandemic started, the total amount of bonds... at 13.3 pct. Nonetheless, the latest stock of 173.86 billion euros is the highest since November 2011

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  8. Discussion over PEPP, SGP draw attention to rising yields
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    14 billion euros. The latest transaction took place on September 1, whenthe PDMA reopened the 5... on November 1, from a low of 0.52 pct in mid-August. The prices of the two latest issues that were reopened... the first pushback from the institutions in the latest post-programme review on ideas of further fiscal

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  9. Govt pleads with firms to absorb inflation as surveillance claims prompt calls for accountability
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in passing on rising prices to consumers, as the latest budget figures show the gains from economic... to suggest that a bonus was on the way at the end of 2021. While the latest statements appear... with its handling of the pandemic and the economy. In the latest sounding by Marc for ANT1 TV, New

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  10. PM to address inflation as polls show wear and tear for govt
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    a general, growing disgruntlement with ND that is also being fed by the latest Covid wave, which has..., Monday’s debate will also stray towards a discussion about the latest pandemic developments. SYRIZA.... There are signs in the latest polling data that the twin threats of inflation and Covid are chipping away

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