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  1. S&P affirms Greece’s rating with stable outlook

    Economy

    estimates that Greece’s debt to GDP ratio will peak at 179 percent this year, while is expected to fall

    5%

  2. First phase of process to find strategic investor for ADMIE completed

    Economy

    (China Southern Power Grid) may not fall within this category. PPC will review the submitted

    5%

  3. Deposit inflows of 1.07 bln in June, highest in first half of 2016

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 87.14 billion in June, reflecting of a sharp fall in ELA funding by 10.44 billion, while ECB

    5%

  4. PMI falls back into contraction territory in July, landing at 48.7 pts

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    export orders thanks to increased demand from France, Lebanon and Bulgaria. The fall in buying

    5%

  5. Majority of Greeks now view EU in bad light, survey indicates

    Society

    the Eurobarometer recorded a fall in support for the euro in Greece, by eight points to 62 percent, the common

    5%

  6. Newsletter 85 - 05/08/2016

    Newsletters

    that the European Union’s agreement with Turkey could fall apart soon. Ankara expressed its dissatisfaction

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  7. Trade deficit falls by 3.1 pct in June
    Photo by Håkan Dahlström via Flickr https://flic.kr/p/5MQQVH

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The recorded fall in June trade deficit reflects a decline in exports and imports by 6.6 and 5.2 percent

    5%

  8. CPI tumbles by 1 pct in July
    Photo by MacroPolis

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    percent in 2015. The European Commission (EC) expects HICP to fall 0.3 percent this year and rebound

    5%

  9. Greece's 2009 deficit makes for a good conspiracy; shame about the numbers

    Agora

    to answer, even if we accept that Greece did fall victim of a dark plot, how would it finance

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  10. Industrial turnover falls by 9.4 pct in June

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . In the domestic market, the fall was led by energy with a 17.4 percent drop, followed by consumer non

    5%