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  1. OECD ups 2021 growth estimate by nearly 3 points, underlines RRF impact
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    growth is seen accelerating to 5 pct, revised down from 6.6 pct expected previously. Vaccination

    4%

  2. Wages index up by 5.8 pct YoY in Q1 2021, rises by 1 pct QoQ
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -seasonally adjusted (NSA) wages index rose by 6.6 percent YoY in Q1 after a rise of 5 percent in Q4

    4%

  3. Newsletter 301 - 18/06/2021

    Newsletters

    index rose by 6.6 percent YoY in Q1 after a rise of 5 percent in Q4.

    4%

  4. Strong response to dual bond transaction takes 2021 debt issuance to 14 bln

    Economy

    the start and within the first couple of hours the order books had grown to 6.6 billion euros

    4%

  5. Rise in wages index slows to 2.5 pct in Q2 but hits six successive quarters of growth
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The non-seasonally adjusted (NSA) wages index rose by 2.1 percent YoY, after a rise of 6.6 percent YoY

    4%

  6. Retail sales grow for fifth month in a row but rate eases to 8.8 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    index in August increased by 6.6 percent annually, from a revised 11.4 percent rise in July. Compared

    4%

  7. Amidst Covid and inflation uncertainty, 2022 budget looks forward to solid growth
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 11.7 pct and exports growing by 14.1 pct. Imports are also seen rising by 6.6 pct. The main

    4%

  8. Newsletter 320 - 10/12/2021

    Newsletters

    year’s very modest performance, annual growth for 2021 will land at 6.6 pct. During Q4 2019

    4%

  9. Covid spike forces change in govt plans, eclipsing deal with banks for rollout of RRF loans
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    from the EIB and 500 million from EBRD. Private participation is expected at 6.6 billion euros, taking

    4%

  10. Newsletter 325 - 28/01/2022

    Newsletters

    plans. The initial 2021 budget expected the deficit to be just 6.6 billion euros, or 3.8 pct of GDP

    4%