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  1. Import prices dropped by 14.4 pct YoY in Jul, although energy segments rose MoM

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    and electricity also rising by 4.9 percent. In terms of industries, energy dropped for the seven time in a row

    5%

  2. Energy a key driver for further import prices drop of 14.6 pct in Aug

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    higher by 0.4 pct. In terms of industries, energy dropped for the eighth time in a row with 28.4 percent

    5%

  3. Annual contraction of import prices slows in Sep, index growing MoM since Jun

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    in refined oil products and electricity also rising by 2 percent. In terms of industries, energy dropped

    5%

  4. Decline in import prices accelerates to 13.4 pct in Oct
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    of oil and gas and 0.8 percent lower in basic metals. In terms of industries, energy dropped

    5%

  5. Newsletter 406 - 15/12/2023

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    months. In terms of industries, energy dropped for the tenth time in a row with a 26 pct decline

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  6. Import prices continue to contract in Nov, but at lower pace of 8.6 pct
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    , and electricity down by 3.4 percent. In terms of industries, energy dropped for the eleventh time

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  7. Import prices end 2023 with 12.3 pct drop after 27.7 pct jump in 2022

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and gas, which was lower by 6.2 percent, and metals down by 0.8 percent. In terms of industries

    5%

  8. Import prices reach one year of contraction with 6.4 pct drop in Jan

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    percent. In terms of industries, energy dropped by 13.2 percent. The largest rise came from capital

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  9. Newsletter 416 - 15/03/2024

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    and gas falling by 14.1 pct, and basic metals down by 9 pct. In terms of industries, energy dropped

    5%

  10. Where is Greek growth coming from?
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    Agora

    discrepancy with partner countries (structure of industries; lower productivity, etc.). I am

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