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  1. Newsletter 428 - 21/06/2024

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    from last year should not grow above the medium-term potential output growth. The proposed

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  2. Greece out of fiscal spotlight, but economic imbalances still a worry

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    the medium-term potential output growth. The proposed trajectory of Greek primary spending

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  3. Further loss of manufacturing momentum in Aug, optimism at lowest since 2022

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    signalled a further loss of growth momentum during August, as output and new orders expansions slowed

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  4. Newsletter 435 - 04/10/2024

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    falls in output, new orders and employment. Despite the challenging conditions, S&P analysts note

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  5. Growth of industrial production moderates to 3.1 pct YoY in Aug
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    is due to renewed falls in output, new orders, and employment.

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  6. Newsletter 450 - 7/02/2025

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    in manufacturing, being stronger than the series trend. Manufacturers saw output growth for the fourth

    7%
  7. Growth of industrial production moderates to 2 pct YoY in Jan

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    continue to improve, the rate was softer. Despite a steeper increase in output, new order growth

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  8. Industrial turnover growth slows to 2.2 pct YoY in Jan with modest manufacturing gains
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    , the rate was softer. Despite a steeper increase in output, new order growth slowed on the month amid

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  9. PMI rise in Mar signals strong expansion, input costs at highest since 2022
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    for almost a year. Improvements in demand conditions supported greater output, new order, input

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  10. Mining drives growth of 0.5 pct YoY in industrial production for June
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    . The latest data reflects a downturn in growth seen in softer expansions of output, new orders

    7%