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Newsletter 60 - 29/01/2016
to more than 1.1 billion euros in absolute terms, could provide a cushion in the upcoming... islands to prevent them simply moving on en masse to other parts of Europe. On this subject, a lot
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Greek stocks rise by 3.5 pct after three weeks of decline in 2016
Economyincluded Hellenic Exchanges (-1.1 percent), Grivalia (-0.8 percent) and Jumbo (-0.2 percent). Despite
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EC sees resilience in Greek economy, urges additional measures in 2016 and 2017
Economy. In addition, the EC stresses that although the 2016 budget envisages additional savings of 1.1 percent
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Drop in CPI accelerates to 0.7 pct in Jan
EconomyMacroeconomy(HICP) eased 0.1 percent in January. The core index recorded a higher decrease in January (-1.1 percent
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Loss-making Q4 and 2015 for Alpha, targets positive bottom-line in 2016
EconomyBankingof the Asset Quality Review (AQR), 1.1 billion is non-AQR related and reflects the loan quality deterioration
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Central gov’t debt rises to 321.3 bln in Q4, financial aid loans at new high of 220.4 bln
Economy) (4.6 billion), Attiko Metro (2.1 billion) and extra-budgetary funds (1.1 billion). In addition, 3.1
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NBG records loss of 2.05 bln in Q4 on one-offs and jump in credit risk provisions
EconomyBankingeuros QoQ to 52 billion in Q4, while deposits improved by 1.1 billion QoQ to 43 billion. As a result
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Economic sentiment rebounds in March, consumer confidence nosedives
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s economic sentiment improved by 1.1 points to 90.1 in March after a drop of 2.6 points in February, European Commission (EC) data showed on Wednesday. The March headline figure is the second reading above the 90-point mark since July 2015. Economic sentiment had fallen to a historic low
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Wages index edges up 0.4 pct in Q4 of 2015
EconomyMacroeconomyadjusted (NSA) wages index remained almost stable year on year (YoY) in Q4 at 98 after rising by 1.1
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Greek tourism's long-term growth prospects are good, report shows
EconomyMacroeconomyto 817,000 in 2016 and then record an annual growth of 3 percent in the next ten years to around 1.1
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