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Greek deflation shoots up to 1.7 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomytrailing index fell 1.4 percent in October and has remained above the 1-percent mark throughout the year
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Tourist arrivals up 23.5 pct in October as 2014 overall target rises to 23 mln
EconomyInternational tourist arrivals at Greece’s main airports surged 23.5 percent to 1.04 million in October, according to the provisional data released by the Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (SETE). In the 10-month period, arrivals soared 15 percent, marginally above the 14-million mark
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Education dispute opens up new front for coalition at sensitive time
PoliticsGreek Politicsseveral days before the annual events to mark the November 17 uprising against the military
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Greek industrial turnover posts rise of 1.8 pct in September after earlier drop
EconomyMacroeconomyremaining below the 50-point mark - which separates growth from contraction - for the fourth time
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Travel receipts up again in September, reaching 2.3 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyto soaring international tourist arrivals (+22.2 percent), which have almost reached the 19-million mark
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OECD sees more growth, falling unemployment in Greece
EconomyMacroeconomyprojections (as a percentage of GDP) by up to 3pp, they remain above the 170-percent mark for the projected
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Unpaid taxes up to 1.22 bln in October as total reaches 71.2 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyand the 1.39 billion in February. In addition it remained above the 1-billion mark for the fifth
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Greek retail index down 0.9 pct in Sept. although volume increases
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the second successive month by 1 point to -49.9 in November, falling below the 50-point mark
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Credit down by 3.2 pct in Oct for lowest contraction since Dec 2011
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros MoM to 97.7 billion. Net deductions resumed above the 300-million mark to 355 million, which
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Small rise for Greek manufacturing PMI in November
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Manufacturing PMI improved for the second straight month in November, rising by 0.3 points to 49.1 from 48.8 in October, according to Markit. Although at its highest level since August, the headline figure remained below the 50-point mark, which separates growth from contraction
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