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Greek olive oil: End to excessive price increases – Key market changes

This year's olive oil production in Greece is expected to be normal, with price stabilization and return of consumption

Gold crash: What caused the biggest correction in 12 years – What analysts “see” for gold

Gold fell below $4,080 after the biggest correction of the past 12 years – Gold and silver “build” a defensive wall

8% reductions from today on more than 2,000 supermarket items – Valid until December 31

1,074 codes concern food products and 1,106 codes other product categories – Theodorikakos: “This is a positive and necessary initiative that we want to expand even further”

Olive oil: Why prices in Greece are to increase

Falling stocks and forecasts of lower production in Greece and Spain are pushing olive oil prices higher, raising concerns for consumers and businesses ahead of winter

Holiday homes on the islands “on fire” – Who’s buying them from abroad – The price map across Greece

A survey by "Spitogatos" records which are the most expensive islands and where more affordable prices can be found

Fire in smokers’ pockets set by Brussels (charts)

The EU plans shock taxes on smoking and vaping – Increases in tobacco excise tax reaching up to 1,090%

Oil: Excess global supply holds prices down despite Israel-Iran conflict

Despite geopolitical fire in the Middle East, supply sufficiency and weak demand limit the rise in oil prices

Middle East: Escalating tensions spark fears of an energy shock – Alarm in the EU & Athens

Visible risk of "ignition" of the global energy market, 40% rise in today's prices on the energy exchange - Greece asks for measures from the Commission to put a brake on a new price rally

Small basket, expensive cherries +400% from the field to the shelf – Why prices are rising

Reduced production as a consequence of climate change, high maintenance and transport costs and speculation games have currently pushed prices up to 22 euros per kilo, making the purchase of cherries a privilege for a few

IELKA: Shelf prices increased in May, 2.47% inflation in supermarkets

Sugary foods, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, pastries and alcoholic beverages see the biggest price increases - Detergents see the biggest price reductions

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