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  1. Greek stocks rebound 2.4 pct, banks edge down for fourth successive week
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    and NBG gained 3.3 percent. Excluding the one-off transaction related to the transfer of OLP shares

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  2. Apartment prices drop by 2.7 pct in Q2, slowest rate since Q1 2010

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    old) decreased at a faster pace of 0.8 percent quarter on quarter (QoQ) and 3.3 percent year on year

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  3. Newsletter 86 - 26/08/2016

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    ) decreased at a faster pace of 0.8 percent quarter on quarter (QoQ) and 3.3 percent year on year (YoY

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  4. CPI drops by 0.9 pct in August

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    percent), transport (-3.3 percent) and education (-1.3 percent) prices. In particular, heating oil

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  5. Turnover in services sector worsens again in Q2

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , consultancy and related activities (+6.2 percent) and legal and accounting activities (+3.3 percent

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  6. Greek stocks drop 1.5 pct during week, banks post losses of 7.7 pct
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    Petroleum (+5.3 percent) and Viohalco (+3.3 percent). The four core banks were the top underperformers

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  7. Greek households continue to slash spending on goods and services

    Society

    ’ spending on education (3.3 percent) is one of the highest in Europe; at the other end of the scale

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  8. New regime on electricity producers from RES/CHP stations foresees further investments in Greek energy market

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    targets, the new scheme adopts the requirements of section 3.3 of the EU “Guidelines for State aid

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  9. Stournaras outlines conditions for strong 2017 growth, calls for debt relief measures soon
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in investment and a higher rise in exports (+3.9 percent) compared to that in imports (+3.3 percent

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  10. Houliarakis provides clearest view so far on Athens's debt relief expectations
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    , assumes an average GDP growth of 3.3 percent and primary surplus of 3.5 percent until 2028. Under

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