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  1. Industrial turnover dives 15.1 pct in Feb on sharp drop in energy turnover

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    of last summer”. In addition, it remains “below the crucial 50 no-change mark, pointing

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  2. Newsletter 71 - 22/04/2016

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    target of a 0.25-percent deficit as well as the recent IMF forecast also pointing to a deficit of 0.6

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  3. PMI edges up to 49.7 in Apr, highest reading in last three months but concerns remain

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    that there are some encouraging signs pointing to a revival in the manufacturing sector over

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  4. Newsletter 72 - 06/05/2016

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    . Markit analysts concluded that there are some encouraging signs pointing to a revival

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  5. Q1 GDP contracts 0.4 pct QoQ and 1.3 pct YoY, broadly in line with estimates

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    figure is slightly better than polls pointing to a GDP contraction of 0.5 pct QoQ, while

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  6. Complex privatisation fund faces tall order to reduce Greek debt

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    companies, while none of them may receive any subsidy from another subsidiary. It is worth pointing

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  7. Final budget primary surplus reached 2.72 bln at end-April after upward revision of PIB revenues
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    eased 0.7 percent to 12.32 billion, 1.82 billion better than target. It is worth pointing out

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  8. Linking of ex-PM with centre-left role highlights inertia, not momentum

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    -PASOK leader quickly tried to douse the rumours, pointing out that at the age of 80, Simitis

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  9. OECD sees economy picking up from second half of 2016, underlines need for reforms

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    now pointing to a 24 percent (from 24.7 percent) in 2016 and to 23.2 percent (from 23.8 percent

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  10. Trade deficit soars 21 pct in April for highest rise since Dec 2014
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    respectively. It is worth pointing out that excluding the impact of oil products, the trade deficit

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