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  1. FinMin sees favourable macro environment from next year, boosted by RRF
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    , from 4.8 pct previously. It sees the economy growing by 6.2 pct next year and 4.1 and 4.4 pct

    8%

  2. Stability Programme reflects subdued expectations for 2021, high hopes for 2022 onwards
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    to remain on a solid growth path of 4.1 and 4.4 pct in 2023 and 2024. As thought, the pandemic developments

    8%

  3. MTFS forecasts growth of up to 6.2 pct in swift economic recovery from Covid
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    . On the macro front, the economy is seen rebounding by 6.2 pct in 2022, before slowing down to 4.1 and 4.4.

    8%

  4. Newsletter 302 - 18/06/2021

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    to 4.1 and 4.4. in 2023 and 2024 and 3.3 pct in 2025. The recovery is expected to be supported

    8%

  5. Economic sentiment rises above 111 pts in July but consumer confidence drops further
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    confidence improved by 4.4 points to 7.4, from a drop by 4.1 points to in June. Staying positive

    8%

  6. Industrial production up 8.8 pct in June, continues annual recovery from 2020 lows
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    of the European Commission, Industry confidence improved by 4.4 points in July to 7.4, from a drop by 4.1

    8%

  7. Industrial turnover rises by 22.4 pct in June

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    Commission’s economic sentiment figures for July, industry confidence improved by 4.4 points to 7.4

    8%

  8. Industrial turnover continues recovery with 39.6 pct rise in Sep, led by sales abroad
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    by a 30.6 percent increase in manufacturing, and mining and quarrying rising by 4.4 percent. In the non

    8%

  9. OECD adds to strong recovery forecasts, sees 6.7 pct growth this year and 4.8 pct in 2022
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    than double from the 2.1 pct of 2021, to 4.4 pct next year. Public finances will enter a recovery

    8%

  10. CPI rise of 5.1 pct in Dec highest since 2011 as electricity, gas and heating oil drive price hikes
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    , when it stood at 5.2 percent. The harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) increased by 4.4 percent

    8%