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  1. Newsletter 447 - 17/01/2025

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    in the general government debt ratio, driven by a robust fiscal performance, stronger-than-expected primary

    7%

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

    in output, new order growth slowed on the month amid reports of less robust domestic demand. Greek

    7%

  3. Growth of industrial production moderates to 2 pct YoY in Jan

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    slowed on the month amid reports of less robust domestic demand.

    7%

  4. Industrial turnover growth slows to 2.2 pct YoY in Jan with modest manufacturing gains
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    reports of less robust domestic demand. Meanwhile, from the European Commission’s business indicators

    7%

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

    by higher construction activity and robust domestic and foreign demand. Export orders also grew

    7%

  6. S&P moves Greece further into investment grade with 'BBB' rating, stable outlook

    Economy

    for Greece due to limited direct trade links. S&P notes that driven by robust investment thanks

    7%

  7. Solid conditions in manufacturing continue with PMI at 53.2 in April
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the pace of new order growth slowed from March's high, it remained robust. Export order growth also eased

    7%

  8. After support package, government turns attention to "everyday" issues
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and support schemes for parents. The second area where the government is proposing to take more robust

    7%

  9. Macro and fiscal outlook for Greece remain favourable in latest EC forecasts
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in economic expansion in 2025 and 2026. Alongside robust private consumption, backed by steady

    7%

  10. OECD sees stable growth path of 2 pct in 2025, long-term challenges persist
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    consumption, led by minimum wage increases, and robust investment from the RRF. However, slowing

    7%