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  1. November sees highest MoM drop in employment as headline figure remains at 25.8 pct
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    Economy

    negative monthly reading and is the third highest in the 11-month period. The year on year (YoY) evolution... below the 59-percent mark for the first time since April 2014 to 58.8 percent in December. The year... in the 55-64 age group remained flat YoY at 16.9 percent. Although that is the lowest reading among

    6%

  2. Weak banks drag Greek stocks down by 6.5 pct during week

    Economy

    Airlines (+3.6 percent), Hellenic Petroleum (+1.2 percent), Lamda Development (flat) and Givalia... of 5.6 million last year on the back of a double digit-drop in sales by 17.5 percent to 354.8 million... results with net profits at 4.5 million euros from 0.8 million a year ago. Sales rose by 43.8 percent

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  3. Q1 GDP contracts 0.5 pct QoQ and 1.4 pct YoY, slightly worse than flash estimates
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at a faster pace of 1.4 percent year on year (YoY) in Q1 from a decline of 0.9 percent recorded... in the GDP evolution in the course of this year. Imports Imports declined by a modest 0.3 percent QoQ... forecasting a recession of 0.9 percent, while S&P expects essentially flat growth for 2016.

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  4. Stocks edge up 0.9 pct, trading activity remains subdued for third straight week
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    Economy

    the year. Following a volatile performance, bank shares remained almost flat (-0.1 percent..., the banking index is down 8.7 percent so far this year. The best performance this week came from... of 329 million in 2016 from 45 million a year ago, while EBIDA surged 88 percent to 836 million

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  5. Credit contraction decelerates to 0.9 pct in April, net additions climb to 659 mln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million outpacing household lending deductions of 115 million. Since the beginning of the year... million in the previous month. Balance stayed flat at 13.08 billion. In contrast, deductions... in March. The balance fell further to 86.24 billion. Since the beginning of the year, net deductions

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  6. Lenders highlight risks of 'short-term popular' measures unveiled by government
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    EconomyProgramme

    year’s pre-legislated reduction of the tax-free threshold were in the wrong direction. He also... is also putting future tax compliance at risk through three new tax instalment schemes this year... instalment schemes were introduced between 1997-2015, an average of just over three a year.” The IMF

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  7. PMI at 54.4 points in Jan as employment growth hits all-time high
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    start to the new year. A rise in production was noted as a key factor towards this improvement, linked to growing demand and new customers. The pace of growth was in line with that seen one year ago. New... manufacturing industry had signalled a strong start to the year as production and new business picked up

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  8. Newsletter 513 - 17/07/2026

    Newsletters

    distanced itself from Georgiadis’s comments. Marinakis issued a flat “no” when asked if they reflected... by 13.3 pct year-on-year (YoY) in May, though they moderated from the 18.4 pct in the previous month... of the previous month. June this year was the highest car selling month since 2010. Passenger car sales jumped

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  9. Car sales down by 13.8 pct in Oct for the second fall this year
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at 7,897 in October, which indicates the second lowest reading this year after the low of 7,039 posted in August. The highest readings year to date were recorded in May and June at 13,000 and 12,751 respectively. In addition, there were five monthly readings above the 10,000 mark year to date, all of them

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  10. Tax arrears jump by 1.45 bln in November to a total of 11.83 bln year to date

    Economy

    in the course of the year. The aggregate number points to a total of new tax arrears of 11.83 billion year to date, down by 5.3 percent compared to the corresponding period last year. GSIS figures also... companies, slowed to 658 million in November. Since the beginning of the year, the cumulative

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