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November PMI at 52.2 as new business growth hits 45-month high, hirings reach 18-year peak
EconomyMacroeconomyraw material costs, firms had to deal with sharp rises in input price inflation. Greek firms maintain
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Manufacturing wage cuts were turned into profit, GSEE study claims
EconomyFeatureswhen the cost of raw materials and services is factored in. GSEE claims that this indicates
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PMI at 56.1 in February, most improved since June 2000
EconomyMacroeconomyto meet orders. Higher raw material costs let to elevated input price inflation, although
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Are hirings in the public sector out of control?
EconomyFeatureshave touched a raw nerve at a time when fresh pension cuts and tax hikes continue to come into effect
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PMI slows to 52.9 pts in April, sector confidence hits all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomyraw material costs being cited as a driver by several respondents. Firms in turn raised their selling
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Manufacturing PMI up to 54.2 in May, completing 12 months of rises
EconomyMacroeconomylengthening. Some pressure on input prices was also evident, most notably in raw materials such as oil
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PMI at 53.5 pts in June as Greek manufacturing sector finishes Q2 on a positive note
EconomyMacroeconomyof raw materials, particularly steel, were reported by manufacturers. Higher costs were partially
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PMI at 53.5 pts in July as optimism holds, export orders slow down
EconomyMacroeconomyinventories declined for the first time since December 2017. Reports of higher raw material costs
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Manufacturing PMI dips slightly to 53.6 pts in September as sentiment remains strong
EconomyMacroeconomy, inflation still remained high as manufacturers linked the rise to higher raw material cost, particularly
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PMI slows to 53.1 in October, orders and employment remain strong
EconomyMacroeconomy. It was also noted that prices were reduced despite a sharp rise in cost burdens as both raw materials
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