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  1. March fall for Greek industrial turnover is ninth in 15 months

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . “Faster growth in output and new orders helped bump the PMI back above the 50.0 threshold

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  2. IMF report sees a number of risks lying ahead for Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    ) relative to those presented in the previous reviews include: lower output path and additional arrears

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  3. Greek industrial turnover drop accelerates in April

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    leading firms to raise production levels as well as employment”. “For the current pace of output

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  4. In third straight month of decline, industrial turnover falls 4.9 pct in May

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in output. A slight fall in new orders underpinned the loss of momentum,” Markit analysts concluded.

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  5. The IMF crisis and how to solve it
    Photo via IMF photostream on Flickr [https://www.flickr.com/photos/imfphoto/]

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    fears +credit crunch + austerity = output collapse. With such errors, it was impossible to produce

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  6. Industrial turnover rebounds by 10.5 pct in June after three months of decline

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in output helping drag the PMI to a nine-month low in July,” Markit analysts concluded.

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  7. Greek PMI drops into contraction territory in September, falling to 48.4 points

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    decline in output charges was recorded. The rate of decrease in producer prices, which was only

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  8. Newsletter 2 - 07/11/2014

    Newsletters

    to Markit figures published this week. The headline figure reached 48.8, from 48.4 in September. Output

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  9. Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014

    Newsletters

    by 0.3 points from October to 49.1, according to Markit. Despite stable factory output, employment

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  10. Greek manufacturing PMI virtually unchanged in Feb as uncertainty bites

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greece’s Manufacturing PMI rose by just 0.1 points in February to 48.4 from 48.3 in January, according to Markit. This is the eighth sub-50 point reading in the last nine months. Despite faster decreases in both output and new orders, stronger growth in employment, slower fall in stocks

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