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  1. Most Greek businesses feel capital controls impact, 69 pct see turnover drop

    Economy

    stating they saw a drop in turnover, with 18 percent indicating a nosedive above 50 percent and 51

    4%

  2. Total health spending down to 8.65 pct of GDP as public healthcare sees big drop

    Society

    from 2012 to 2013 it was -7.3 percent. Residential or long-term care facilities also saw their funding

    4%

  3. Early gains in Greek stocks cancelled out in second half of week

    Economy

    After a rebound in the first two trading sessions of the week the Greek stock market headed south in the next three days, ending with marginal losses of 0.4 percent. This follows a nosedive of 15.2 percent in the previous week, which saw the first trading after the imposition of capital controls

    4%

  4. Hotel guest numbers up 8.7 percent in 2014

    Economy

    regions showed an increase in hotel arrivals. Attica saw the biggest jump (19.5 percent), followed

    4%

  5. Greek stocks up by 1.3 pct this week on banks’ 12.4 pct rebound

    Economy

    The Greek stock market saw only marginal movement this week except on Thursday when it rebounded 2.7 percent, led by a sharp rise of bank shares by 13.9 percent amid rumors that capital needs would be manageable. Overall, Greek shares edged up for the second straight week but at a slower pace

    4%

  6. Greeks second biggest losers from economic crisis, says ECB

    Society

    living in Germany, Belgium and Holland saw substantial rises in their personal wealth in the four

    4%

  7. Government tables 2016 budget, upgrades GDP forecasts but leaves fiscal estimates unchanged
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    estimates released in early November, which saw a GDP contraction of 1.4 percent. For next year, the EC

    4%

  8. Sharp drop of 5.3 bln for Greek ELA funding after completion of capital increases

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greek banks’ Eurosystem funding fell by 5.98 billion euros in November following a drop by 2.01 billion in October, Bank of Greece's (BoG) monthly financial statement displayed on Monday. This means November saw the fastest pace of decline since July. The absolute figure landed at 113.41 billion

    4%

  9. SYRIZA's long, slow march
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos (www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    , the leftist party saw itself in the vanguard of the backlash against austerity in the eurozone

    4%

  10. More than half of Greek households rely mainly on pensions

    Society

    or borrowed from relatives and friends to make ends meet. The report found, however, that in 2015 saw

    4%