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  1. Car sales rebound 3.4 pct in March
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    prefecture. Passenger cars posted a higher rise of 6.6 percent to 8,948 in March making up around 84

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  2. Current account deficit narrows by 45 pct to 804.3 mln in Feb

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    in transport receipts by almost 40 percent. At the same time, travel receipts also fell by 6.6 percent

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  3. Asking Greece to stack more austerity measures ignores past failings
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    , this time mostly depending on the revenue side, with 6.6 billion euros coming from various tax increases

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  4. Retail sales down 7.3 pct in Feb for highest drop since July 2015

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    of 6.6 percent in February from 1.7 percent in January. The bih drop in February retail sales

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  5. Greek stocks jump 2.8 pct during week on improved market sentiment

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    million. Titan reported on Thursday net loss of 18.6 million in Q1 from profit of 6.6 million

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  6. Industrial turnover dives by 15.3 pct in April in fourth straight double-digit decrease

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    , while the turnover in intermediate and capital goods decreased by 6.6 and 4.8 percent respectively

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  7. Greek economy braced for impact from Brexit, hopes effect will be limited

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    receipts fell by 6.6 percent. Trade Greece is UK’s 43rd largest export market for goods

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    by 34.9 percent, while single-digit drop rates were recorded in intermediate (-6.6 percent

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  9. Economic sentiment stable at 89.7 pts in June, consumer confidence rises again
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    significant gains of 10 points. This is largely due to a sharp improvement of 6.6 points in February

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  10. Greek stocks rebound 1.9 pct during week but fail to match European markets
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    in Eurobank (-14 percent), Piraeus (-13.1 percent) and Alpha (-6.6 percent). On the flipside, the top

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