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  1. Industrial turnover rises by 5.7 pct in January
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to stand at 4.5 points. Year-on-year, industry confidence has risen by 5.7 points.

    4%
  2. PM orders lockdown as opposition focusses on health system's capacity

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    had risen to 15 by Sunday, while the confirmed cases went up to 624. Of those, 124 are receiving

    4%
  3. Govt mulls tighter controls on movement, seeks to boost health supplies and Covid-19 tests
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that confirmed cases of coronavirus have risen to 1,212, an increase of 56 from the previous day, while

    4%
  4. Industrial production falls by 3.4 percent in February
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Year-on-year, industry confidence has risen by 5.3 points. However, Markit’s PMI for March showed

    4%
  5. ND focussed on keeping coronavirus numbers down in build-up to Greek Easter
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    risen to 98 (average age: 72), while the number of cases was up to 2,114. Of those 76 people

    4%
  6. Industrial turnover drops by 2.4 pct in February
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    risen by 5.3 points.

    4%
  7. Poverty declined in 2018, births continued to lag behind deaths
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    Society

    . The number of healthy years for men has risen from 8 years in 2016 , while the rate for women has remained

    4%
  8. New tax debt at 1.67 bln to Feb, up by 1.04 bln month-on-month
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    tax arrears have risen once more. The total for legacy tax arrears (i.e. those created before 2017

    4%
  9. General govt primary cash surplus down to 774 mln in March, arrears up by 195 mln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    euros. Since the start of the year, total arrears have risen by 416 million, with increases seen

    4%
  10. Newsletter 250 -11/05/2020

    Newsletters

    of the year, total arrears have risen by 416 million, with increases seen in four out of the six

    4%