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  1. Newsletter 184 -23/11/2018

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    deficit. Industrial turnover up by 14.3 pct in September Headline figure remains positive for nine consecutive months Industrial turnover in the non-domestic market increased by 19.4 percent, while that in the domestic market rose by 10.4 percent. Greece’s industrial turnover rose by 14.3 percent

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  2. Newsletter 220 -20/09/2019

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    euros. Industrial turnover rises by 4.3 pct in July Twelve-month trailing index rises by 4.7 percent Industrial turnover in the domestic market rose by 5.8 percent, while the turnover in the non-domestic market fell by 1.4 percent. Greece’s industrial turnover increased by 4.3 percent year-on-year

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  3. Newsletter 229 -22/11/2019

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    reading for the year so far and the second consecutive negative reading. Industrial turnover down... reading. Greece’s industrial turnover edged down by 0.5 percent year-on-year (YoY) in September... in the turnover index in mining and quarrying. Industrial turnover in the domestic market fell by 1.7 percent

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  4. Newsletter 428 - 21/06/2024

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    up to April. The travel balance reached a surplus of 937.8 million euros. Industrial turnover Led by manufacturing, industrial turnover jumped by 18 pct in April, from a drop of 6.1 pct in the previous month. This was the strongest industrial turnover since early 2023. Over the rolling 12-month

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  5. EU-Turkey refugee agreement: A life saver or a dud?
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    underlined its own diplomatic immaturity by allowing critical remarks about Turkey, including a reference

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  6. Energy drives closer cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Egypt
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    in his public remarks as well as the discussions he had with Greek officials behind closed doors. Athens

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  7. Newsletter 65 - 04/03/2016

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    will not leave Greece alone.” His remarks came just a few days after German Chancellor Angela Merkel caught

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  8. When the refugee crisis met the bailout review

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    clearly that the European Union will not leave Greece alone.” His remarks came just a few days

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  9. Erdogan's questioning of border treaty catches Athens cold
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    SYRIZA’s coalition partner, Independent Greeks, suggested that the Turkish president’s remarks were

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  10. The place where sanity goes to die
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    issue in his opening remarks and then appearing uncomfortable about providing any meaningful

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