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  1. Manufacturing continues to expand in April, firms remain optimistic
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of deliveries ordinarily going through the Suez Canal, leading prices for raw materials and fuel

    6%

  2. Manufacturing continues to improve, but June PMI weakest of year
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to these delays. Supply chain disruptions led to increased transportation costs and coupled with rising raw

    6%

  3. PMI moderates again in July to 53.2 pts as firms' confidence reaches 10-month low
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and increased transportation, raw material, and energy costs drove inflation to its highest since

    6%

  4. Newsletter 442 - 22/11/2024

    Newsletters

    in Sunday’s interview was clearly calculated to touch on a raw nerve for the administration

    6%

  5. PMI posts moderate drop in Nov, difficulties in supply chain persist
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , with input price inflation accelerating. Higher raw material and energy costs were frequently cited

    6%

  6. Newsletter 451 - 14/02/2025

    Newsletters

    and transport equipment (6.5 pct) and manufactured goods, mainly raw materials (5.1 pct). At first

    6%

  7. Trump trade war could take a toll on Greek economy
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and fats (7.2 pct), machinery and transport equipment (6.5 pct) and manufactured goods, mainly raw

    6%

  8. PMI unchanged in Feb, shows signals of weakening domestic demand
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to rising energy and raw material prices. Despite cost pressures, manufacturers raised selling prices

    6%

  9. PMI rise in Mar signals strong expansion, input costs at highest since 2022
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    rose due to higher raw material and transportation expenses, driving inflation to its highest level

    6%

  10. Newsletter 458 - 04/04/2025

    Newsletters

    . In an alarming sign, input costs rose due to higher raw materials and transport costs, leading to the highest

    6%