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Newsletter 171 -20/07/2018
that reduce barriers to competition, which include Sunday trading and building materials. Finally
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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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PMI picks up to 54 in November while production rises to eight-month high
EconomyMacroeconomy. This was put down to higher costs of raw materials and increased fuel costs. Output prices showed
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PMI at 53.9 points in Dec, marking solid end to 2019
EconomyMacroeconomyin cost burdens was linked to a rise in the cost of raw materials, in particular wood and paper
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PMI at 54.4 points in Jan as employment growth hits all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomyas firms boosted efforts to stockpile raw materials and semi-finished items. Expectations of growth
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EU main destination for exports in 2019, fuel and pharmaceuticals lead way
EconomyFeaturesExports of industrial products rose by 7.9 percent while exports of raw materials increased by 7.7
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Govt trails transition out of lockdown as training vouchers stir controversy
PoliticsGreek Politics, with professionals completing the courses receiving 600 euros. However, samples of the materials posted
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Survey sheds light on sentiments in lockdown, as govt backpedals on voucher scheme
PoliticsGreek Politicsnonsensical translations and garbled sentences suggesting that the materials had been hastily put together
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Newsletter 248 -24/04/2020
nonsensical translations and garbled sentences suggesting that the materials had been hastily put together
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PMI crashed to 29.5 points in April during sharpest ever decline
EconomyMacroeconomy. Input buying fell at the fastest rate since July 2015 as demand for raw materials fell. Lead times
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