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  1. Industrial production on up again in May as manufacturing expansion triggers 3.2 pct rise
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    client demand drove a decrease in output, in the fastest rate of contraction since early 2021.

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  2. Newsletter 346 - 15/07/2022

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    effects of inflation on real disposable incomes could materilaise later in the year and weaker output

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  3. Where is Odysseus? Part 6 - Potential real GDP
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    with potential output, as we will elaborate below. The long-run Real GDP outlook. In blog 19, we

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  4. Policy pledges bolster top two parties as ND erases losses from surveillance affair

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    to alternative fuels, while any further reduction in consumption would force them to reduce their output.

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  5. Industrial production up by 3.9 pct in Aug as rare monthly contraction is recorded
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    to a solid drop in output.

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  6. Industrial production back in negative territory for Sep as electricity supply drops sharply

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    of the Greek manufacturing sector, and S&P Global notes this is now also reflected in the firms’ output

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  7. Industrial turnover grows by 23.5 pct in Sep for lowest rise since end-2022

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    of the Greek manufacturing sector, and S&P Global notes this is now also reflected in the firms’ output

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  8. 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

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  9. 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

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  10. 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

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