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  1. Primary cash surplus notably widens by 1.9 bln to 4.48 bln by November
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    of 451 million to the ESM last year as well as bank fees of 556 million this year, we get a lower

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  2. Last round of Greek banks' recapitalisation drastically shifts shareholder structures

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    lower (-0.3 percent). Alpha is clearly the largest bank in terms of market value and the third largest

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  3. Current account turns to a surplus of 314 mln in Oct on contracting goods deficit

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    ’ surplus mainly resulted from lower net transport receipts, while travel receipts also decreased by 4.1

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  4. Industrial turnover dives 18.9 pct in Oct, highest drop over last six years

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    operating conditions are deteriorating seems to have shifted into a lower gear, suggesting the economy

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  5. The agenda of the first programme review shapes up with thorny issues
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    2016 and the application of a lower replacement rate for all pensions. MTFS The medium-term fiscal

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  6. Retail sales fall at slightly slower pace of 3.9 pct in Oct

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    sales not in stores (-174 percent). Lower declines were also posted by furniture, electrical

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  7. PMI above 50 points in Dec for first time in 16 months but underlying problems remain

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    at the slowest rate over the past twelve months, also reflecting lower intakes of new work. The survey also

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  8. After dire 2015, Greek stocks get off to rocky start in 2016
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    this week, which is slightly lower than the 93 million in the last week of 2015. 2015 overview Although

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  9. Greek labour market recorded in 2015 second highest net hirings since 2001
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    in the lower age brackets, with the first two groups (15-24 and 25-29 years old) recording the highest

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  10. Receipts from taxes and social contributions rise to 39 pct in 2014, near EU average

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    of GDP slightly lower than the euro area average of 6.3 percent.

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