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Travel receipts up by 14.2 pct in Oct but 10-month figure drops 4.2 pct
EconomyMacroeconomypercent), Germany (+11.2 percent) and the US (+3.3 percent). On the flipside, arrivals from France fell
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Deposits edge up to 124.8 bln in Nov on marginal inflows of 12 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the 17th successive month by 3.3 billion euros from the previous month to 68.49 billion in November
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Retail sales grow for second straight month in Oct with 1.3 pct rise
EconomyMacroeconomyshowed mixed trends. Consumer confidence dropped by 3.3 points to -66.9 in November after improving
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December retail sales seen down 2.5 pct amid tax onrush
EconomyMacroeconomytrends. In particular, consumer confidence fell by 3.3 points to -66.9 in November after improving
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Current account deficit of 1.2 bln in Nov turns 11-month balance negative
EconomyMacroeconomythat non-oil exports rose by 14.4 percent, while non-oil imports expanded by 3.3 percent. The improvement
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No fear of the bear? Bilateral economic relations between Germany and Russia
Agorais confident that German investments in the Russian economy reached up to 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion
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Eurosystem funding falls by 1.9 bln in Dec, down by 60 bln since July 2015
EconomyMacroeconomyGreek banks’ Eurosystem funding dropped by 1.87 billion euros in December, at a slower pace compared to the decline of 3.3 billion in the previous month, Bank of Greece's (BoG) annual balance sheet revealed on Friday. However, the downswing in Eurosystem funding remains unabated for the e18th
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Travel receipts drop 13.8 pct in Nov, 11-month figure down 6.6 pct
EconomyMacroeconomy). Summing up, travel receipts from EU countries fell by 3.3 percent to 9.02 billion euros
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Stocks down 0.4 pct this week after tumbling in wake of Eurogroup
EconomyCorporation – PPC (-5.3 percent) followed by Hellenic Exchanges (-4.2 percent) and Motor Oil (-3.3
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IMF far more pessimistic than eurozone on Greek debt, urges significant relief
EconomyProgramme, which converges to the IMF’s 1.5 percent only by 2040, a higher nominal GDP growth of 3.3 percent
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