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  1. Newsletter 320 - 10/12/2021

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    year’s very modest performance, annual growth for 2021 will land at 6.6 pct. During Q4 2019

    4%

  2. Covid spike forces change in govt plans, eclipsing deal with banks for rollout of RRF loans
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    from the EIB and 500 million from EBRD. Private participation is expected at 6.6 billion euros, taking

    4%

  3. Newsletter 325 - 28/01/2022

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    plans. The initial 2021 budget expected the deficit to be just 6.6 billion euros, or 3.8 pct of GDP

    4%

  4. Economic sentiment stable in Feb, consumer confidence improves
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    territory at -6.6, well off the recent high of 12.3 points in September, improved by 5.6 points since March

    4%

  5. Building permits leap by 42.9 pct in Nov, taking year-to-date rise to 27.5 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in negative territory at -6.6, well off the recent high of 12.3 points in September, improved by 5.6 points

    4%

  6. Building activity ends 2021 on the up, rising by 26.6 pct annually

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , although still in negative territory at -6.6. This is well off the recent high of 12.3 points in September

    4%

  7. Vehicle sales drop again YoY in June as only used passenger cars sales grow
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    cars dropped by 6.6 percent, with the absolute figure standing at 18,666. The remainder was made up

    4%

  8. Newsletter 346 - 15/07/2022

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    down by 6.9 pct in June, with passenger cars down by 6.6 pct. The latest figure stands at 18,666. All

    4%

  9. Economic sentiment slides by 3 pts in July to lowest in over a year, construction mood sours
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    positive once again, staying well off the recent high in December. The sector sentiment is down by 6.6

    4%

  10. Monthly and volume retail sales data shrink in May, reflecting cost-of-living crisis
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    positive once again, staying well off the recent high in December. The sector sentiment is down by 6.6

    4%