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  1. Greek CPI falls at slower pace of 0.7 pct in July

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    deflationary year in 2014, yet a slightly slower pace compared to the previous year.

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  2. The tarnished legacy that will haunt the Athens Olympics

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    International Airport, up 23.8 percent on the previous year. Trying to manage this kind of traffic

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  3. Services help increase Greek current account surplus to 1.37 bln in June

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    receipts, largely reflecting an increase in non-resident arrivals by 15.6 percent. As in previous

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  4. Increased revenues push Greek budget primary surplus up to 2.28 bln at end of July

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    . In addition, July revenues are the highest monthly reading so far in 2014, well above the previous

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  5. National Bank reports 1.15 bln H1 profit on back of 1 bln deferred tax
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    at an accelerating pace compared to the previous quarter to 304 million euros in Q2 from 380

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  6. Eurobank reports net loss of 301.1 mln in Q2
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    in the previous quarter. Bottom-line results reflect a 14.1 percent quarter on quarter (QoQ) rise in pre

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  7. Greek PMI up to 50.1 in August, employment and profitability still falling

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    month at a rate broadly unchanged from the previous period. In addition, backlogs of work fell again

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  8. Paris talks mark start of Greece's most crucial troika review

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    of debt relief measures. All previous negotiations with the troika had negative political and social

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  9. Loan rates rebounded in July, deposit rates continued heading south
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    is now the third lowest historical reading. The BoG had noted in the previous release that since June

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  10. OECD report paints grim picture for Greece's labour market
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    In its 2014 Employment Outlook published today, OECD retains its estimates for Greek unemployment rate unchanged at 27.1 percent in 2014 and 26.7 percent in 2015. In addition, OECD economic forecasts also remain the same compared to the previous projections released in early May and call for a mild

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