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  1. Greece’s building activity remained in deep red for August

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    percent in volume. As expected, the bulk of the reported total building activity (more than 90 percent

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  2. Greek consumers take effort to lower prices into their own hands

    Society

    on sale in the store have prices that are sometimes less than half of similar products that are sold

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  3. Apartment prices down 9.2 pct in Q3 as lifting of foreclosure ban mulled

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    more than tripled to 24 percent at the end of June 2013 from 8.2 percent in March 2010. The sharp

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  4. Cash deficit to October widens to 9.1 billion euros

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    bottom-line stands circa 700 million better than MoF figures, mainly reflecting higher cash revenues.

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  5. C/A surplus for fifth straight month in Sept, up to 2.55 billion euros for year

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    than offsetting a decrease of 115 million in the income surplus. The August C/A balance also stood

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  6. Industrial turnover index falls 8 pct in September, new orders also down

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    market by 4.8 percent more than offsetting a 1.6 rise in the non-domestic market. Unlike Industrial

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  7. Seven in 10 Greeks raiding savings to pay bills, two in 10 have no deposits

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    . The Public Issue poll captures this gloomy picture, indicating that 82 percent of more than 1,000

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  8. Greek deposits slip in October as credit also contracts by 3.9 pct

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    and 282 million respectively more than offsetting the marginal time inflows of 85 million. The year

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  9. SYRIZA's left wing sticks to belief Greece should leave euro

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    the political language of the 21st century has seen its support flounder rather than grow over

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  10. For Greek families, electricity goes from given to must for survival
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Society

    It is another sign of the way the Greek crisis has evolved over the last few years that for families in a developed country that is part of the eurozone electricity has turned into a much cherished commodity rather than a given. The government has announced its intention to reconnect all households

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