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Industrial turnover up by 17.4 pct in June for highest rise in year so far
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s industrial turnover reported an increase of 17.4 percent in June, strengthening from an upward revised rise of 11.9 percent in May, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data published on Monday showed. The latest figure means that the index has remained positive for six straight months
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Parties take another look at granting vote to Greek expats
Societybeen altered by latest wave of emigration, which has seen thousands of Greeks leave in the years
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Eurobank sees net profits of 1.1 mln in Q2, NPEs continue to fall
EconomyBankingreduction strategy, Eurobank’s latest offering is the property-related Pixel portfolio, which has
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Retail turnover in June grows strongly led by fuel and supermarket sales
EconomyMacroeconomyto 74.4 from 74.1 in May, while volumes stayed flat at 73.2. The latest business indicators for August
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NBG remains profitable in Q2 with net results of 21 mln
EconomyBanking. The movement in the latest quarter reflects a negative formation in small business loans (-106 million
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Piraeus Bank posts net profit of 24 mln in Q2, ELA funding fully eliminated
EconomyBankingbillion QoQ and came to 29.4 billion in Q2. The latest quarter marks eleven straight quarters in which NPE
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Banks on track with NPE targets in Q2 as sales play bigger role
EconomyMacroeconomy(SBP) segment at 68.8 percent and SMEs and 62.3 percent. The latest operational targets submitted
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New overdue taxes rise by 377 mln in July, total stock above 102 bln for second month
EconomyMacroeconomywent unpaid according to the latest data from the IAPR. The total number of tax debtors increased
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Turnover in services sector improves in Q2 2018
EconomyMacroeconomy(+72.7 percent) and other professional, scientific and technical activities (+61 percent). The latest
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No imminent decision on pension cuts as Athens moves ahead with minimum wage increase
EconomyProgrammeThe latest indications received by the Greek government from its lenders suggest that a final decision on whether next year’s pension cuts will have to be implemented will not be taken before the Eurogroup meeting on December 3. Until now, it had been thought that a decision might be made
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