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Central European Financial Observer > Articles by: Maria Bninska

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18.02.2019

Romania to allot RON2bn in First Home program

The finance ministry allotted about RON2bn for the First Home program this year, said Finance Minister Eugen Teodorovici. Therefore, the program will continue in 2019, even if the central bank several times warned on overheating signs in mortgage lending. We remind that the governmental program First Home grants state guarantees for home purchases and construction. […]
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18.02.2019

Croatian banks ask for no funds at regular weekly repo auction

The HNB did not allocate any funds at its regular weekly repo auction on Feb 18, the central bank report. The trend has been sustained for more than a year as there has been no additional short-term liquidity demand on part of the commercial banks since mid-Dec 2017. Factors suppressing demand are likely related to […]
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18.02.2019

IMF concludes Article IV Consultation with Slovenia

The IMF Executive Board concluded the Article IV Consultation with Slovenia, according to an official press release. The IMF noted that Slovenia’s broad-based recovery continued in 2018, the unemployment rate continued falling, while the budget balance turned to a surplus and the debt-to-GDP ratio continued dropping. Meanwhile, the country’s external position continued to strengthen, underpinned […]
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18.02.2019

Montenegrin finance ministry to sell EUR24m in six-month T-bills

The Finance Ministry intends to offer EUR24m worth of treasury bills with a maturity of 182 days on Feb 18, according to information from the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG). The central bank said that all bids should be submitted until noon on the auction date. The bills will mature on Aug 20. The auction […]
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18.02.2019

S&P raises Hungary’s rating by one notch to BBB with stable outlook

Standard&Poor’s (S&P) raised Hungary’s sovereign rating by one notch to BBB and set a stable outlook. The positive rating action was based on good track record of balanced GDP growth, government and external debt declines and prevailing local currency financing. The local authorities praised the upgrade with finance minister Mihaly Varga saying that it was […]
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18.02.2019

Lithuania’s state revenues exceed target by 1.4% in January

State and municipal revenue reached EUR733.9m in January which is 1.4% more than projected in the budget and 1.1% higher compared to proceeds received in January 2018, according to information provided by the Finance Ministry cited by BNS. State budget revenue alone reached EUR673m in January, 0.6% above the target and 5.8% more compare to […]
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18.02.2019

BiH reportedly not likely to get EU candidate status in 2019

BiH most likely will not get an EU candidate status this year because the European Commission will deliver its Opinion on the country’s application only in June or July, after the European Parliament election, klix.ba reported citing a diplomatic source from Brussels. The Opinion however could be delayed further in anticipation of the formation of […]
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18.02.2019

Slovenia with the record-breaking tourism results in 2018

Latvia's railways to buy Škoda trains for EUR240m

Hungary issues work permits for non-EU workers

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18.02.2019

Fitch affirms Russia’s BBB- rating

Fitch affirmed Russia’s long-term foreign and local currency rating at BBB- and preserved the positive outlook, according to a press announcement from Friday, following a scheduled rating review. The move was expected, in view of the renewed focus on sanction risks last week, although before that there were suggestions that Fitch may upgrade Russia by […]
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(Illustration by John Tenniel, the Red Queen lecturing Alice, Lewis Carroll "Through The Looking Glass")
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18.02.2019

We have to run twice as fast in order to catch up with the world

Statistical data show that in recent years there has been no change in the degree to which Poland lags behind the United States in terms of economic development, measured as the share of employment in agriculture.

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