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OECD sees GDP growth of 1.1 pct in 2017, stresses structural reforms and debt relief
EconomyMacroeconomy, lower than its previous forecast of 1.3 percent released in late November. However, a stronger growth
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Net job hirings reach new high of 89,534 in May, 5-month figure a record
EconomyMacroeconomyat 264,587 compared to 175,053 departures, of which less than half (48.7 percent) related to lay-offs
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Unemployment rate falls to new five-year low of 22.5 pct in March
EconomyMacroeconomyhirings climbing by more than 9,000 to 38,517 from 29,351 last year, largely due to hirings
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Industrial production edges up 1 pct in April after double-digit growth in previous two months
EconomyMacroeconomymakes up more than one fifth of the total index, grew by 3.7 percent. Furthermore, mining
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Athens banks on French support for debt relief and growth
PoliticsGreek Politicson debt relief measures than what was on offer on May 22 look set to be dashed on Thursday
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Rhetoric ramped up ahead of Eurogroup but deal still in sight
PoliticsGreek Politicsa compromise on Thursday than an expression of any attempt to derail the process. Nevertheless, as has always
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Greece gets bigger tranche from Eurogroup but Tsipras misses other key targets
PoliticsGreek Politicsto tap the markets. He added that Thursday's agreement provided greater clarity than last month's
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Tsipras eyes next step after mixed Eurogroup deal
PoliticsGreek Politicscertainty about its fiscal targets, some clarity on debt relief measures and a larger-than-expected
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Stocks up 3.1 pct during week to reach fresh two-year high
Economythe market reaction on Friday, albeit with increased volumes, was more modest (+0.8 percent) than initially
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Industrial turnover up for sixth straight month with 10.7 pct rise in April
EconomyMacroeconomyGreeceās Turnover Index in Industry remained in positive territory, increasing by 10.7 percent in April, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Monday. The April headline figure is the sixth straight positive reading, though it falls lower than the March figure of 24.5 percent which
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