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  1. Industrial production records first back-to-back drop since 2020 in Oct
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    . This is due to ongoing contractions in output and new orders, after weak domestic and foreign

    7%
  2. Industrial turnover grows 23.7 pct YoY in Oct, but drops by 2.6 pct MoM

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    in output and new orders, after weak domestic and foreign demand. Meanwhile, from the European

    7%
  3. Industrial production drops by 0.9 pct YoY in Nov for third straight decline
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    sector. This is due to ongoing contractions in output and new orders, after weak domestic and foreign

    7%
  4. Growth of industrial turnover slows in Nov, drops by 1.4 pct MoM
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    in output and new orders, after weak domestic and foreign demand. Meanwhile, from the European

    7%
  5. Manufacturing continues to grow in April, sector sentiment highest since Jan 2022

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    conditions, output expectations strengthened to the highest since January 2022. S&P Global Market

    7%
  6. Newsletter 384 - 09/06/2023

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    their production output. The changes in inventories tend to be small under normal circumstances

    7%
  7. Newsletter 388 - 07/07/2023

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    in European markets. Greek producers also registered further drops in costs and output prices in June

    7%
  8. Industrial production drops for first time in 2023, down 3.6 pct in June
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    the strongest since May 2022. The expansion was driven by stronger upturns in output, new orders

    7%
  9. Drop in industrial turnover accelerates in June, falling by 17.2 pct YoY

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    . The expansion was driven by stronger upturns in output, new orders and employment amid an uptick in domestic

    7%
  10. Industrial production contracts again in July, as electricity supply drives 1.9 pct drop
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    was driven by growth in output, new orders, and employment thanks to demand growth in the domestic

    7%