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  1. Car sales fall 2.5 pct in June after impressive growth in preceding two months
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    pointing out that around 59 percent of road motor cars and more than 64 percent of passenger cars

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  2. Newsletter 83 - 22/07/2016

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    -month period pointing to a rise of 3 percent to 18.83 billion. The underspend in June stood at just

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  3. Travel receipts drop at an accelerating pace of 10.4 pct in May despite growth in arrivals
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in the first half of the year. SETE initial estimates were pointing to an increase in foreign

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  4. Bank of Greece report overviews lenders' profitability, urges drastic NPL management
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    EconomyBanking

    . It is worth pointing out that the biggest deterioration was recorded in the housing sector

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  5. Newsletter 85 - 05/08/2016

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    the central government’s coffers. It is also worth pointing out that Georgiou took over at ELSTAT

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  6. Justice can't be blind to facts in 2009 deficit case

    Agora

    worth pointing out that Georgiou took over at ELSTAT in August 2010, three months after Greece had

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  7. Study highlights overregulation and bad law-making in recent years

    Society

    the consequences of Greece’s myriad of laws and regulations, pointing out that a 2006 EU report found

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  8. Greece's latest GDP figures and what to expect for the rest of the year
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    Agora

    be noted that consensus estimates and Reuters poll were pointing to a 0.2 percent drop and 0.1

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  9. Net job hirings rise again, reaching 19,281 in July - highest since 2001
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    around 55 percent involved layoffs. It is worth pointing out the ongoing shift towards more flexible

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  10. PMI slips to contraction territory in September on lower production and new orders

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    little to encourage the sector, with all signs pointing towards a more severe slowdown during

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