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  1. Greek retail turnover index down 1.6 pct in November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -digit declines in food, beverages and tobacco (-5.5 percent) and furniture, electrical and household

    5%
  2. Greece's fiscal, debt and funding goals as set out at Eurogroup

    EconomyProgramme

    that revenue mobilisation could fetch up to 5.5 billion in 2015 stemming from: 1) fighting illegal trading

    5%
  3. Eurobank posts loss of 523.7 mln in Q4 2014
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    of risk climbing to 7 percent in Q4 from 5.5 percent in Q3. The cumulative stock of provisions now

    5%
  4. Primary surplus at 1.24 bln in Feb on lower spending and recovering revenues

    Economy

    period, revenues reached 7.9 billion, down 5.5 percent. Τax refunds increased by 22.3 percent

    5%
  5. Tsipras Berlin visit brings some relief on Greek bond, stock markets

    Economy

    gains of almost 10 percent over the past three sessions. However, Greek shares have fallen 5.5 percent

    5%
  6. DTA may spell new trouble for Greek banks
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    Agora

    billion, 5.5 billion stemmed from PSI losses and 7.3 billion from credit risk provisions. More

    5%
  7. Travel receipts increase 16.2 pct in Feb as arrivals shoot up by 56.2 pct
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    by 63.8 percent to 9.1 million from 5.5 million a year ago. The growth rate in receipts is entirely

    5%
  8. Greek debt falls to 312.7 bln in Q1 after return of EFSF bonds

    Economy

    to gg entities stood at 9.4 billion and mainly involve the Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) (5.5

    5%
  9. Income inequality in Greece has grown during crisis, OECD report shows
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    Society

    is lowest in Denmark (5.2), Slovenia, (5.4) Finland (5.5), Iceland (5.6) and Slovakia (5.7). Greece’s

    5%
  10. Greek CPI falls by 2.1 pct in May, same as April
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and footwear (-5.5 percent) miscellaneous goods and services (-3.4 percent) and education (-3.1 percent

    5%