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CPI up by 1.4 pct in July as higher fuel prices and cost of electricity filter through
EconomyMacroeconomyGreeceās Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 1.4 percent year-on-year (YoY) in July, accelerating from the 1 percent rise in June, according to the latest data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) released on Monday. The average CPI for the rolling 12 months fell by 1.3 percent
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ND anxious about impact Afghanistan tumble will have on migration
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe civil war in Syria, when more than 1 million asylum seekers reached the Greek islands
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Opposition to vaccines hardens, revealing deep rift in public attitudes
PoliticsGreek Politicsby September 1 or face suspension without pay, the second group after care home workers to have
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Strong response to dual bond transaction takes 2021 debt issuance to 14 bln
Economypct and a yield of 0.02 pct, which is 75.6 basis points over the German OBL of October 2025, and 1
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Govt faces fallout from hospital vaccine mandate, as school opening poses fresh challenges
PoliticsGreek Politicsup to the September 1 deadline. The government says it is confident that any gaps created
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New Covid measures readied as doubts about key cabinet choices rub off on PM
PoliticsGreek Politicscompulsory on September 1. On Tuesday the government introduced an amendment to the law to allow
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Spurred by rising employment, Q2 unemployment drops to 10-year low of 15.8 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyunemployed (over 1 year) came to 447,200 people, representing 61 percent of the total unemployed
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Draft 2022 budget represents first attempt to restore post-pandemic fiscal order
EconomyMacroeconomyis seen posting a remarkable recovery to 1.66 billion euros, close to 1 pct of GDP
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Banks make steady progress on improving balance sheets via securitisations
EconomyBankingand project Terra of property sales valued at 1 billion euros, Alpha Bank has project Skyline
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IMF maintains cautious view on public finances, sees debt declining slowly
EconomyMacroeconomyturning into a small surplus of 0.2 pct in 2023, 0.6 pct in 2024, 1 pct in 2025 and 1.5 pct of GDP
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