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8 in 10 companies satisfied with Croatia's economic situation, survey shows
Fifty-three percent of respondents find the current economic situation in Croatia satisfactory and 29% find it good, which is above the Central and Eastern Europe average, it was said on Tuesday at a presentation of the findings of a survey by the German-Croatian Chamber of Industry and Commerce.
90 million euro agreement between Kosovo and Germany: The aim is employment, energy and integration
Kosovo and Germany have signed an agreement worth 90 million euros, as this aims to support for two years, where 20 million are in the form of grants.
Oil prices up over fall in US stockpiles and Middle East tensions
Decrease in US commercial crude oil stocks and tensions in Middle East support higher prices
Cost of restoring the damage from storms 'Daniel' and 'Elias' will exceed 3.0 billion, Mitsotakis says
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday attended an event presenting the works for restoring the damage from the destructive 2023 storms 'Daniel' and 'Elias' at the Mouzaki Municipal Cinema Theatre. In a speech, he thanked the regional and municipal local authorities and all residents of Thessaly for their patience, stoicism and their determination to repair the "great destruction we all experienced".
Romania to receive support for fiscal consolidation and increased investment in infrastructure (Finance Ministry)
The main conclusion that emerged from the trip to Washington of a delegation of the Ministry of Finance (MF), led by minister of Finance Marcel Bolos is that Romania will benefit from support for fiscal consolidation and increased investment in infrastructure.
Reuters: Greek economy surges after decade of pain
The Reuters global news agency refers to the upward trajectory of the Greek economy following the decade of crisis.
Romania wants to attract investments of 15 billion euros from Qatar, PM Ciolacu says
Prime minister Marcel Ciolacu starts a two-day working visit to Qatar on Tuesday, and the development of investment projects worth 15 billion euros in Romania is on the agenda.
German industrial output sees strongest monthly growth in a year
Industrial production rises 2.1% month-on-month thanks to significant growth in construction industry
Eurozone producer prices fall at faster pace in February
Producer prices drop 8.3% year-on-year in February, official data shows
Budget Office warns against 'excessive nominal wage increases' in 4Q2023 report
Nominal wage increases should not be excessive, the Greek parliament's Budget Office warned in a report released on Monday on the 4th quarter of 2023.
General govt deficit at 2.5%, debt at 69.2% of GDP last year
Slovenia's general government deficit amounted to EUR 1.587 billion or 2.5% of GDP last year, which is EUR 114 million or 0.5 percentage points less than in 2022, the Statistics Office said on Friday. Despite increasing in nominal terms, the general government debt decreased in terms of GDP share, amounting to EUR 43.67 billion or 69.2% of GDP.
New requirements for 'Golden Visa' program to kick in on March 31
The new terms for a five-year residence permit for foreign investors in Greece (known as Golden Visa) will kick in on March 31, raising the required investment total to 250,000-800,000 euros, depending on the area and property characteristics.
Meeting between EU Commissioner Ferreira and FinMin Hatzidakis focuses on European fund absorption and cohesion policy
Meeting between EU Commissioner Ferreira and FinMin Hatzidakis focuses on European fund absorption and cohesion policy.
Average salary in BiH in January 2024 amounted to 1,328 KM, continued growth recorded
The average monthly net salary paid per employee in BiH in January this year amounted to 1,328 KM and was nominally higher by 2.4 percent and in real terms by 2.2 percent compared to the previous month.
Romania's gov't debt-to-GDP ratio dips to 48.9 pct as of end-December 2023
As of December 2023, Romania's public debt (government debt) amounted to RON 782.166 billion, up from RON 769.907 billion in the previous month, shows data released by the Finance Ministry.
European Investment Bank provides 41.2 million euros for repair of railway corridor from Moldova
The European Investment Bank will provide Moldova with a loan worth 41.2 million euros. The money will be used for the repair of the railway corridor, Vălcineț – Ocnița – Bălți – Ungheni – Chișinău – Căinari. The contract on financing to this effect was ratified by the parliament.