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  1. Newsletter 184 -23/11/2018

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    , which is expected to grow by nearly 12 percent. Private consumption is forecasted to rise by 1.1... anticipates private consumption growing by 1.1 percent in 2019. Private consumption is seen growing... Ministry anticipates private consumption growing by 1.1 percent in 2019. On the fiscal front, the OECD

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  2. Alpha Bank profits at 41 mln in Q3, reach 53.3 mln in 9M
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    by 1.1 percent on an aggregate basis. The cost to income ratio came to 53.4 percent in the quarter...) funding was reduced from 2.5 billion in Q2 to 1.1 billion in Q3, declining again to around 800 million... euros. Gross loans fell by around 1.1 billion QoQ to 53.2 billion stemming from the classification

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  3. Newsletter 187 -14/12/2018

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    percent compared to October’s figure. The harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) rose by 1.1 percent... month to come to 31.98 billion. Industrial production falls by 1.1 pct in October Decline in October...-on-year (YoY) by 1.1 percent in October from a downward revised 1.8 percent increase in September, ELSTAT

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  4. GDP rises by 0.8 pct QoQ in Q2, increases by 1.9 pct YoY
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    versus a slightly downward revised YoY growth of 1.1 percent in Q1. The GDP movement in Q2... and services rose by 3.3 percent. The YoY GDP growth was primarily driven by a 1.1 percent rise in gross... increased by 1.1 percent. The latest MTFS anticipated gross fixed capital formation rising by 12.5

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  5. CPI rises by 0.9 pct in January
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 0.7 percent while the services index increased by 1 percent. The harmonised index (HICP) rose by 1.1... percent. These were partially offset by decreases in recreation (-1.1 percent), clothing and footwear (-1.1 percent) and household equipment (-0.5 percent). Overall, the three highest annual increases were

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  6. Newsletter 296 - 14/05/2021

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    YoY. The harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) fell by 1.1 percent YoY in April. Compared... were clothing and footwear (-1.1 percent) and household equipment (-1.2 percent). CPI has remained..., followed by a 2.6 percent rise in manufacturing. Mining and quarrying fell 1.1 percent, while the water

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  7. Poverty rate rises in 2021; even after social transfers 1 in 4 children are at risk
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    increases to 24.7 pct, up by 1.1 percentage points since 2020, with males at 24.4 pct and females at 25... at 32.4 pct, with the next age group of 18-64 up by 1.1 percentage point at 25.7 pct and those over 65 also up by 1.1 points to 16.1 pct. The absolute number of people at risk of poverty and social

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

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 1.1 percent year-on-year (YoY), after growing by 4.4 percent in the previous month, according... adjusted index also recorded a decrease of 3 percent, after a drop of 1.1 percent in the previous month..., down by 14.9 percent, and water supply down by 1.1 percent. Partially offset by rises in manufacturing

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  9. Greek economic sentiment and consumer confidence up again in November

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    Greece’s economic sentiment rose for the second consecutive month in November, increasing to 102.7 from 102.2 in October, according to the European Commission (EC). The November ESI figure is the fifth reading above the 100-point mark in 2014 and the third highest for the year. The peak this year

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  10. Greek economic sentiment down in January but consumer confidence rises
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) continued retreating for the second straight month in January, when it fell by 3.8 points to 95.3 from 99.1 in December, according to the European Commission (EC). January’s figure is the lowest reading since February 2014 and indicates a cumulative drop of 7.5

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