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Economic sentiment rises to 96.9 points in March as all sectors improve
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s economic sentiment (ESI) rose by 5 points month-on-month in March to reach 96.9 points, European Commission figures showed on Tuesday. During the month, the Employment Expectations Indicator (EEI) for Greece came to 109.3 points compared to 106.1 points in the previous month. Compared
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Retail turnover drops by 5 pct and volume by 3 pct in January
EconomyMacroeconomyindex fell by 3 percent after a revised decrease of 11.5 percent in the previous month. Compared
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Confusion over retail reopening puts govt on defensive
PoliticsGreek Politicsin April, which is almost as many as in the previous months combined. As of Friday, just over 1.8
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IMF expects modest recovery, lingering debt but primary surplus to return swiftly
EconomyMacroeconomyforecast in the previous WEO in October that expected Greece to grow by 4.1 pct. It is worth noting
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of next year. This year’s estimate is marginally lower than the one forecast in the previous WEO
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CPI down by 1.6% in March, marking 12-month continuous drop
EconomyMacroeconomythe CPI decreased by 2.3 pct. The previous lowest reading of -2.2 percent was seen in July 2015
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New tax debt at 1.63 bln February, rising by 1.03 bln month-on-month
EconomyMacroeconomyto the previous month, this represents a drop of 203 million euros. An additional 7.46 billion euros
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Wages index up by 4.5 pct YoY in Q4 2020, rises by 3.1 pct QoQ
EconomyMacroeconomyrose to 120.7 from 112.1 in the previous quarter. Since its peak, the index has declined by a quarter
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Mitsotakis attempts to clarify plans for post-Easter reopening
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Athens over the previous week to be at its highest since the start of the pandemic. On Wednesday
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PM banks on firms bouncing back after lockdown as SYRIZA decries immunity for Covid panel
PoliticsGreek Politicspledge, reversing some of the previous government’s tax hikes. This was interpreted by some commentators
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