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  1. Manufacturing PMI moved back into contraction territory in March

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    the trend evidenced in each month over the past three years. That said, the degree of output prices

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  2. Eurogroup clears next bailout tranches for Greece, sets new goals

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    amounting to 1 billion each are linked to the implementation of milestones agreed between the Greek

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  3. Car sales continue upward course as registrations increase by 33.1 pct in March

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    percent in each of the preceding three years. This corresponds to a 78 percent nosedive compared

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  4. IMF recognises Greek 2013 surplus, sees less burdensome financing needs
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    . For 2016 onwards, the gg deficit is anticipated below 1 percent in each year. Unlike the fiscal

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  5. New Democracy and SYRIZA draw battle lines for European elections
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    . The launch of the New Democracy and SYRIZA campaigns also revealed the strategy that each will follow

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  6. Greek 2013 primary surplus confirmed at 1.5 bln euros

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    , the disbursements of the second and third sub-tranches of 1 billion each are linked to the implementation

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  7. Tension builds in Greek coalition and with SYRIZA as elections near

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    and 25) and the European vote (May 25) nears, the two parties will be at each others throats more

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  8. Greece unveils MTFS seeing 4.2 bln primary surplus in 2014 but just under 2 bln fiscal gap in 2015-16
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    each year landing at 139.1 percent in 2018. The government’s forecasts for privatization proceeds

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  9. Eurobank: From nationalisation to re-privatisation

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    in order to satisfy the regulatory authorities. Each of the “new” shareholders would hold approximately

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  10. In Spain, the best generation is in danger of becoming the lost generation
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    or 400 euros each, to work for them and earn some miserable 450 euros a month. Otherwise, they show

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