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  1. Greek stocks rise 3.8 pct on week, banks rebound by 10.7 pct
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    Economy

    recorded a seventh successive positive session, with cumulative gains of 6.8 percent, while banks

    8%
  2. Greek stocks remain flat during week, banks underperform

    Economy

    were recorded by Eurobank (-13.6 percent) followed by Piraeus (-6.8 percent) and Grivalia Properties

    8%
  3. Greek stocks climb 3 pct on week, banks post double-digit gains
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    Economy

    , followed by Piraeus (+16 percent) and Alpha (+15.7 percent), while NBG recorded gains of 6.8

    8%
  4. Trade deficit expands by record 88.9 pct in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in this year’s figure. According to the breakdown, exports to non-EU countries grew by 6.8 percent

    8%
  5. Current account surplus falls to 1.4 bln in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The breakdown showed imports fell by 1.72 billion euros (-6.8 percent), while exports also retreated by 1.06

    8%
  6. Greek stocks on the rise again, end week 2.1 pct up
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    Economy

    included GEK TERNA (+6.8 percent), Public Power Corporation – PPC (+6.6 percent) and NBG (+6.3 percent

    8%
  7. Current account surplus narrows to 1.82 bln in August
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    from the previous month to 6.8 billion in August, from 6.9 billion in July, while they increased

    8%
  8. Stocks rebound 1.5 pct during week, banks climb 4.6 pct
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    Economy

    this week included Alpha (+6.8 percent), Titan (+5.5 percent) and Public Power Corporation – PPC

    8%
  9. Current account surplus widens to 1 bln in September
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    dropped by 2.5 billion. Reserve assets edged up to 6.83 billion euros in September from 6.8 billion

    8%
  10. Report shows Greek tax burden increased in 2015, remaining above OECD average
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at 7.1 percent of GDP, slightly above the OECD average of 6.8 percent, while they accounted for 20

    8%