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  1. Newsletter 495 - 20/02/2026

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    gas supplies through the Vertical Corridor route. The agreements are also viewed as strengthening

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  2. Greek Manufacturing PMI eased in September but remains close to a 44-month high

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in stocks of raw materials and semi-manufactured goods. Furthermore, the input price inflation

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  3. Greece in 2014: The risks and opportunities of moving forward

    Agora

    materials) remains a work in progress. The ever-changing tax administration and the rising tax burden

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  4. Data for May shows Greek PMI in growth territory for second straight month

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in raw materials such as glass and plastic. Nevertheless, strong competitive pressures led producers

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  5. Greek Manufacturing PMI down to 48.3 pts in January, reaches 15-month low

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    new orders led also purchases of raw materials and semi-finished goods at lower levels. Furthermore

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  6. On the Greek crisis and German imbalances

    Agora

    in Greece due to the high cost of imports such us oil and raw materials, before wages had to adjust

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  7. Newsletter 38 - 07/08/2015

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    to a decline in new orders and manufacturers’ difficulty in sourcing materials. Also, a more pronounced

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  8. PMI continued improving in Oct but survey data points to economic struggle ahead

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    lengthened in October largely attributed to capital controls and lack of raw materials at vendors

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  9. PMI edges up to 49.7 in Apr, highest reading in last three months but concerns remain

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    cost for inputs mostly evident in raw materials. Nevertheless, in spite of higher purchasing, pre

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  10. H1 exports show notable fall in many sectors but agricultural products buck trend
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    Economy

    rebounded by 3.6 and 7.7 percent respectively. Exports of raw materials also recorded a decline

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