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  1. Newsletter 396 - 06/10/2023

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    on next year’s primary surplus estimate, which nearly doubles to 2.1 pct of GDP, some 5.05 billion.... Private consumption will continue to grow by 1.6 pct, though slower from the 2.5 pct estimate of 2023... authorities is certainly more bullish than some of the estimates of international organisations

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  2. Newsletter 507 - 05/06/2026

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    growth estimate downwards to 1.9%, from 2.2% in the previous outlook in December. At the end of last... on household incomes and consumer spending. The IMF also placed its estimate slightly lower at 1.8... unchanged at 2.4%, while imports growth is now seen at a more moderate 2.6%. The estimates

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  3. Rising prices and energy pressures threaten to undermine 2026 outlook
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    peers. The OECD revised its growth estimate downwards to 1.9%, from 2.2% in the previous outlook... energy prices weighing on household incomes and consumer spending. The IMF also placed its estimate...%. The estimates of these organisations cluster around similar growth rates. The Finance Ministry

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  4. Revised GDP data shows 1.9 pct growth in 2019, taking 2017-2019 upward streak to nearly 5 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    As part of the second estimate for the national accounts and the regular cycle of base year... and the annual series base year to 2015, from 2010. The second estimate of the previous year usually... estimated this year’s recession at 8.2 pct, this was already by some margin more bullish than

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  5. Coalition unwound

    Agora

    one of its most turbulent patches in modern history. Having secured a form of stability over

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  6. Fight against tax evasion yields results, reveals challenges

    Society

    a modern, efficient tax administration. It is not yet clear, though, if the country’s political

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  7. Off the isles of Greece
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    Agora

    anything of Lord Byron, ancient Greeks or their modern successors are dead. The least that can happen

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  8. On the beaches

    Agora

    also highlighted Greece's inability to place itself in the modern world. "Greece: The richest place

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  9. Jobs, hundreds of thousands of jobs
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    Agora

    by more than 20 percent. Greece’s labour market has been devastated, like no other in any modern crisis

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  10. The television will not be revolutionised
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    Agora

    , there will be a modern, public – not state or party-controlled – broadcaster based on the most successful European

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