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  1. Greek deposits edge up for second month in April, reach 161.3 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    sources, local media indicate that a further material drop in the order of 12 billion euros was evident

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  2. Greek credit contracts again in April but at slightly lower rate of 3.7 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    below the 3-percent mark for the first time since October 2010. The rate of drop in corporate

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  3. Deposits rise for third straight month in May, reaching 162.1 bln

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    in the year to date, of which 11.3 billion was posted in May. The sharp drop is primarily attributed

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  4. Greek PMI falls to 49.4 in June, lowest since November 2013

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    the output growth was sustained in June mainly through progress on outstanding business, the rate of drop

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  5. Greek primary budget surplus reaches 712 mln in first half of 2014

    Economy

    cumulative tax debt stood at 66.37 billion at the end of May. Despite a month on month drop in tax

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  6. NPLs: The Achilles heel of the Greek banking system

    Agora

    drop within 2013. The BoG figure indicates a 8.5 pp increase. Similarly, housing loan NPL is seen

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  7. Most Greeks saw income fall over last year, limiting purchasing power
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    Society

    quarter, a third of salary earners say they have seen their income drop further. In most cases (82

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  8. Greek gg debt down by 1 pp in Q1 2014, still at 174.1 pct of GDP

    Economy

    central government debt at 320.42 billion euros in Q1, implying a lower drop of 1.06 billion

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  9. Parliament's budget office sees Greek recovery finely poised

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    and shipping receipts, and a drop in domestic demand and imports. The report highlights that a viable

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  10. Greek primary cash surplus reaches 1.8 bln in H1 2014

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    a net drop of 71 and 40 million year to date. The bulk of social security funds’ arrears stems from

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