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  1. Q1 GDP growth accelerates to 0.7 pct QoQ
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    growing by 2.2 percent in 2024. In its latest WEO released in April, the IMF sees growth of 2

    3%
  2. Imports soar in April, pushing trade deficit up by 35.6 pct
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    non-EU markets were down by 2.2 percent at 13.68 billion euros. Exports to EU countries decreased

    3%
  3. Newsletter 426 - 07/06/2024

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    deficit. Annual growth in household spending was up by 2.2 pct, while gross fixed capital formation

    3%
  4. CPI slows to 2.4 pct in May as food price increases ease
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    percent and health increased by 2.2 percent. Education was up by 3.5 percent. Housing costs dropped

    3%
  5. BoG sees sustained growth, argues challenges require wide-ranging policy interventions
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    , with GDP up by 2.2 pct this year, accelerating to 2.5 pct in 2025 and slightly more moderate at 2.3

    3%
  6. Newsletter 429 - 28/06/2024

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    path in the short-term, with the estimate for this year at 2.2 pct, then 2.5 pct in 2025 and 2.3 pct

    3%
  7. Unemployment rate almost unchanged at 10.6 pct in May
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    month of 2023, amounting to 504,924, a 2.2 percent drop. Unemployment remained above the half

    3%
  8. Reports raise questions about some economic policy decisions
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    and rather stable growth path in the short-term, with the estimate for this year at 2.2 pct, then 2.5 pct

    3%
  9. Ongoing rise in imports and tame exports elevate trade deficit to 3.39 bln in May
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    deficit decreased by 7.6 percent YoY in May, to 2.2 billion euros. The data for the first five

    3%
  10. CPI stable at 2.3 pct in June, food prices drop below headline figure for first time since 2022
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    by 4.6 percent and health increased by 2.2 percent. Education was up by 3.5 percent. Housing costs

    3%