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  1. Greek May CPI falls 2 pct in one of biggest drops for more than a year

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    equipment (-2.2 percent). On the flipside, two sectors showed a price increase, namely health (up 2.1

    2%
  2. Greek primary budget surplus at 707 mln as revenues beat target in May

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    in May and -7.1 percent in 5-month to 2.9 billion, 2.2 percent short of target. Tax refunds surged

    2%
  3. Greek exports down 5.9 pct in August, imports also fall 16.4 pct

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    to 12.41 billion euros, reflecting a drop in exports by 4 percent and a rise in imports by 2.2 percent.

    2%
  4. August sees third Greek C/A surplus in a row, reaching 1.82 bln
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    an increase of the C/A surplus by 2.2 billion YoY on a comparable basis. The widening of the 8-month C

    2%
  5. Tourist arrivals up 23.5 pct in October as 2014 overall target rises to 23 mln
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    at 2.5 million for the whole year from 2.2 million in 2013. The better than expected figures in all

    2%
  6. Greece's 2015 budget: A breakdown of all the key figures

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    percent) compared to imports (+2.2 percent). In contrast, public consumption is seen remaining

    2%
  7. Almost all services in Greece saw decline in Q3

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    percent) and employment activities (up 2.2 percent). Over the past four years, the services sectors

    2%
  8. Greek retail sales back on upward course in October after brief dip

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    by 3.7 percent in October from 2.2 percent in September. October’s growth rate is the seventh positive

    2%
  9. Greek current account deficit widens by 32.4 pct in November despite services surplus
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    of 2.2 billion from non-resident’s investments. The latter reflects a significant inflow in Greek

    2%
  10. Greek stocks recover some losses after turbulent start to week

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    (OTE) remained in negative territory (down 2.2 percent). Turnover remained high although it eased

    2%