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  1. Whither New Democracy?

    Agora

    qualities for a leader to have. However a bigger question mark over the ex-minister’s suitability lies

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  2. Travel receipts rebound by 7.3 pct in August, partly reflecting higher spending per trip

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    percent just shy of the 5-million mark coupled with an increase in the respective average spending per

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  3. CPI drops at decelerating pace of 0.9 pct in Oct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and is also the first reading below the -1-percent mark since then. The harmonised index of consumer

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  4. Eurosystem funding down by 2 bln in Oct for fourth straight fall

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 2.67 billion to 37.78 billion, which indicates the first reading below the 40-billion-euro mark

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  5. Coalition considers options for addressing pension system sustainability
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    currently stands below the 2-million mark from 2.5 million in 2009 with part-time employment now making

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  6. Rate of credit contraction edges up to 1.6 pct in Oct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Outstanding balance fell below the 95-billion mark to 94.93 billion. Housing loans decreased by 3.4

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  7. Newsletter 54 - 04/12/2015

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    Denmark and Turkey also recorded rises above the 4 pp mark. The breakdown of 2013 figures revealed

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  8. Privatisation of power transmission firm ADMIE a key challenge among prior actions

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    and wholesale market shares of PPC bringing them below the 50-percent mark by 2020. Political

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  9. Deflation slows to 0.7 pct in Nov

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the 1-percent mark. All recent projections indicate 2015 would be the last deflationary year

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  10. Greek stocks down by 4.8 pct during week for third straight fall

    Economy

    , rising above the 100-million mark. After reaching a 3.5-year low on Wednesday, the General Index

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