Slovakia’s public deficit in 2015 was better than expected, improving by 0.26 percentage points, compared to a notification from the spring, to 2.71 per cent of GDP in the autumn, largely due to the improved collection of...
The International Monetary Fund still believes that emerging markets will return to the economic prosperity which characterized them in the first decade of this century.
Understanding Bosnia and Herzegovina requires truly open mind to fully apprehended the level of 'ethnicization'. One of the ways to break a deadlock is to limit international donations responsible for 40 per cent of the state...
Over the years, the Visegrad Group was more of a geographical rather than a political concept. Currently there is a political rapprochement between the countries of the group.
Standard and Poor’s has raised its long and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings for Hungary to BBB-/A-3 from BB+/B, putting the country back in the investment grade, Hungarian news agency MTI...
Belarus urgently needs a loan to meet its obligations. It is counting on aid from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In September, experts from the IMF made a review of the reforms implemented by Minsk.
Investments in Romanian real estate sector for the first half of 2016 is at the highest level for the last five years, according to the last CBRE Romania report on investment market.
“Before we start looking outside Poland for qualified workers, it is worth realizing that they are already here, but they work below their skills,” says Paweł Kaczmarczyk, PhD, from the Centre of Migration Research of the...
The EU 3 per cent of GDP limit in a state budget is of no major macroeconomic relevance in Poland. The issue is different – lack of capability to generate savings in good times.
The Czech Finance Ministry posted a state budget surplus of 75.6 billion crowns ($2.42 billion)at the end of July, is 50 billion crowns higher than registered in the same period of 2015 and the best result since the founding of...