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PMI rises to 49.3 in Dec but likelihood of growth remains slim
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Manufacturing PMI increased by 1 point in November, after dropping in the previous three months, the Markit survey revealed on Monday. The PMI stood at 49.3 in December, which indicates the highest reading in the last four months and is in line with the historical trend of 49.4. The upward
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Creation of unified social security fund poses new challenge for govt
PoliticsGreek Politicsproperly by the end of the year. EFKA begins its life with a deficit of more than 1 billion euros
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Athens gears up for Cyprus talks, expecting progress rather than agreement
PoliticsForeign Policythe framework (in the case of Iran, foreign ministers of 5+1 (UN Security Council members + EU
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After holiday hiatus, Athens tries to get review moving again
EconomyProgrammeis cut to 1,300 euros, this would result in additional revenues of 1 billion, while the share
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Decisive week for Greek programme begins with proposal from Athens
EconomyProgrammethe remaining 1 percent will be used for reducing social security contributions and taxes to ease
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Greek-Turkish relations set for turbulence after court rejects soldiers' extradition
PoliticsForeign Policyfor the conference to be held soon. The matter will be discussed in more detail on February 1, when
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Economic sentiment stays stable at 95.1 in Jan, consumer confidence dives 3.4 pts
EconomyMacroeconomy) and consumer confidence (-1 point).
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Greece worst of 36 countries for patient rights in healthcare
Societydecline” in healthcare spend per capita, which fell 28 percent from 2009 and 2011 but increased by 1
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Adverse weather pushes Jan manufacturing PMI to lowest level for 16 months
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Manufacturing PMI fell by 2.7 points in January after improving by 1 point in the previous month, the Markit survey displayed on Wednesday. The PMI landed at 46.6, which is the lowest reading since September 2015 and stands well below the long-run average of 49.4. The downturn is mostly
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IMF argues case for further reform of pension system
EconomyProgrammerules to existing pensions, which could deliver savings of 1 percent of GDP in the medium-term
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