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  1. C/A balance positive by 1.4 bln to Nov, 2013 surplus in sight

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    in the import bill and a 3.3 percent increase in export receipts b) rise in the services surplus by 10.3 percent

    7%

  2. Deposits up again in December but credit contraction continues apace

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million in November. In particular, housing loan balances contracted 3.3 percent to 71.05 billion

    7%

  3. Sales season pushes November retail volume to growth for the first time since March 2010

    Economy

    contraction (-10.8 percent), followed by retail sales not in stores (-5.6 percent) and supermarkets (-3.3

    7%

  4. Building activity up by 36.2 pct in Nov as rebound continues

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    at 3.1 - 3.7 percent in the past two years, with latest figure at 3.3 percent in December

    7%

  5. Greek credit contracts by 4 pct in Jan, NPLs rise to 31.2 pct in Sept

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    million in December. In particular, housing loan balances contracted 3.3 percent to 70.8 billion

    7%

  6. Industrial production up 1.1 pct in Jan, first consecutive rise since Aug 2007

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the 3.3 percent drop posted in 2012. The moderate growth in January stems from a rise of 2 percent

    7%

  7. Building activity nosedived for the fourth straight year, down 27.6 pct in 2013
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

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    percent in the past two years, with latest figure at 3.3 percent in January. At the same time

    7%

  8. The Greek crisis we don’t see
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    from clinical depression at the moment, compared to just 3.3 percent in 2008. A recent report

    7%

  9. Greek trade deficit narrowed 15.4 pct in January

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    recorded a slower drop at 3.3 percent, while the respective deviation in exports is minimal. Imports

    7%

  10. Industrial production rises for three months in a row for first time since 2007

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    months of 2014 follows a drop of 3.3 and 3.6 percent recorded in the preceding two years. February's

    7%