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CEE-Economy News

2012

Czech economy: Marginally grow in 2012 (31.01.2012)
Slovenia: Unemployment rate rises 2.8% in January (07.02.2012)
Polish unemployment rate: Worse than expected (07.02.2012)

2011

Romania: Natural gas consumption amounts to 81.4 million MWh in first half of 2011 (25.08.2011)
Raiffeisen Bank Romania: EUR 39 M profit for the first half of 2011 (25.08.2011)
Strong demand at Hungary's bond auction (25.08.2011)
Hungary: Acceleration indicator down 0.24% in August (25.08.2011)
Czech Republic: Standard & Poor's has raised its evaluation two levels from A to AA- (24.08.2011)
Romania: Top 10 most profitable companies are from energy, telecom, banking, and constructions (24.08.2011)
Bulgaria will export at least 2 million metric tons of surplus 2011 wheat (24.08.2011)
Czech Republic to become EU's nuclear energy superpower (18.08.2011)
AP interview: Czechs worried by sharp decline in German economic growth (17.08.2011)
Bulgaria: Back into the top ten most preferred real estate markets for British Buyers (15.08.2011)
Romania: Cheap and easy divorce tourism destination for foreigners (15.08.2011)
Bulgaria: Energy industry continues to be the most profitable business for the state (12.08.2011)
Romania: July inflation stood at 4.9% (12.08.2011)
Czech export economy: Chrisis 2.0? (11.08.2011)
Estonia: Economy grew 8.4% in a year in Q2 (11.08.2011)
Slovenia: Exports increased by 16.1% the first six month (10.08.2011)
Romania: Consumer prices continued to rise in July (10.08.2011)
Bulgaria: Export to third countries increased by 35.5% in the first six months (10.08.2011)
Romanias central bank expects annual inflation to slow to 4.6 percent at the end of 2011 (08.08.2011)
Bulgaria's export may be hit by the debt crisis in the US and many European countries (08.08.2011)
Prague bourse: Biggest drop in two years (08.08.2011)
Poland: Jobless rate falls in June (08.08.2011)
Key step towards accession: Montenegro is set to receive EU candidate status (28.07.2011)
The price of petrol in Bulgaria is about to jump (28.07.2011)
Poland: Deficit-free by 2015? (27.07.2011)
Bulgaria: The inflow of Russian tourists for the first five months of 2011 has increased with 23% with respect to 2010 (27.07.2011)
Poland: Jobless rate falls in June (26.07.2011)
Russia rejects as 'unacceptable' Germany's timetable for measures to provide safety guarantees for food supplies (14.07.2011)
The inflation rate in Serbia in July will fall below 13% (12.07.2011)
Czech industrial growth beats all estimates (11.07.2011)
Poland: Unemployment rate falls below 12% (11.07.2011)
Poles want stronger public finances before adopting Euro (08.07.2011)
Bulgarian National Bank: Confidence in the stability of Bulgaria's banking system (08.07.2011)
Unexpected export growth: Czech may trade surplus rise surprises (07.07.2011)
Prague weathered the European recession better than most European cities (07.07.2011)
Bulgaria: Industrial sector keeps growing (07.07.2011)
The increasing number of of Romanian businesses in Bulgaria is primarily due to lower taxes (07.07.2011)
Bulgaria's sales of new cars grew by 21.3% in the first half of 2011 (06.07.2011)
Growth of industrial prices in Ukraine in June slows down to 0.5% (06.07.2011)
Albania: Growth cooled in early 2011 (05.07.2011)
Serbia's real 2010 GDP growth measured 1.0% (05.07.2011)
Bulgaria with third highest interest rates in the CEE region (05.07.2011)
Romania: Although Bulgarians are the poorest people in the EU, the growth in people's income levels is one of the fastest (04.07.2011)
FDI coverage in Romania is relatively good compared to other CEE countries (04.07.2011)
Every third Hungarian employee willing to emigrate (01.07.2011)
IMF: Croatia waking up from its recessionary slumber (30.06.2011)
Hungary: Imports rise more than exports (30.06.2011)
Bulgaria: Business climate worsens in May due to shaky environment (29.06.2011)
Hungary: Jobless rate drops to 11% in March-May (29.06.2011)
Russia resumes vegetable imports from two EU countries (28.06.2011)
IMF clears standby loan payout to Romania (28.06.2011)
Rating agency Standard & Poor: Romanian economy expected to stage a modest recovery in 2011 (28.06.2011)
Bulgarians travel more to Romania, Macedonia, Britain (27.06.2011)
Romania: Unemployment rate rises to 7.6% in Q1 (27.06.2011)
Hungary: Slower inflation surprises analysts (24.06.2011)
Bulgaria: EU's third most unstable country (23.06.2011)
International Monetary Fund (IMF): Less optimistic forecast of Albania's GDP growth (23.06.2011)
Czech Republic drops in European GDP rankings (22.06.2011)
Wage growth splits in the EU (22.06.2011)
Polish corporate wage growth slowed in May from a 16-month high (16.06.2011)
Will Kyiv seek alternatives to Russian gas or make concessions to Moscow? (15.06.2011)
Czech CEZ will face pressure to shut nuclear plants (15.06.2011)
Poles moving to the Netherlands instead of Germany (15.06.2011)
Polish inflation accelerates, July rate hike expected (15.06.2011)
Czech national Bank: Czech financial system 'strong' but risk rising (14.06.2011)
Central and Eastern European countries are moving forward with long-planned privatisation programmes (14.06.2011)
The Hungarian government wants to reduce the country's state debt to 77% (14.06.2011)
Belarus' economy under pressure (14.06.2011)
Poland drops Chinese firm in highway deal (10.06.2011)
The central bank chiefs from Latvia and Lithuania have distanced themselves from the euro (09.06.2011)
Croatia gears up for EU membership (09.06.2011)
Bulgarian PM hopes the Netherlands to be 'honest' over Schengen (09.06.2011)
Ukraine: Inflation in 2011 could exceed 10%, says experts (07.06.2011)
PayPal Romania study: Products sold online, up to 70% cheaper in US than in Romania (07.06.2011)
Bulgaria's trade with Russia increased by 50 percent last year (03.06.2011)
Slovenia: Rate of job vacancies remained the same in 1 Q (27.05.2011)
Majority of Croatians have little 'leftovers' for savings (26.05.2011)
Plan B to help the budget deficit in check: Poland may cut 20,000 public sector jobs (26.05.2011)
Euro zone's problems could paradoxically help Polish exporters (25.05.2011)
Russian gas diversion plans weigh on Ukraine (25.05.2011)
Poland: Unemployment down, retail sales rise (25.05.2011)
World Bank report: 1 of 10 Romanians emigrate (24.05.2011)
Moldova: First national sustainable energy conference to take place in Chisinau
Czech-Italian insurer Generali PPF is reportedly in talks with Russian state-controlled VTB on establishing a new insurance company (23.05.2011)
Czech Republic: Just 16 percent of managers see their business expanding (20.05.2011)
Estonia and Lithuania: Strong growth expected to slow (20.05.2011)
Internet Economy: Rapid future growth in Russia between now and 2015 (20.05.2011)
Russia: German anti-corruption initiative a slow go (19.05.2011)
Hungarian Takarekbank sees faster growth in 2012 (19.05.2011)
Sofia: Deposit interest rates down again (18.05.2011)
Negotiations between BP, its Russian wing TNK-BP and Rosneft have collapsed (17.05.2011)
Czech Republic: Venture Capital hard to come by (12.05.2011)
Ukraine: Industrial production grew by 10% in four months (12.05.2011)
IMF states that Montenegro's structural reforms should remain a top policy priority (10.05.2011)
Bulgaria's Export grows 59% (10.05.2011)
Rosneft gets final say in BP tie-up (10.05.2011)
President Basescu: Romania is and will stay fully devoted to its European destiny (09.05.2011)
Financy Minister Andris Vilks: Latvia will need immigrants in order to successfully develop and stabilize the country's labor market (05.05.2011)
Czech Republic: Only EU state to increase deficit in 2011? (05.05.2011)
20 billion euros structural funds: Romania will spend only 38% (05.05.2011)
Serbia has emerged as an important partner for Russia (04.05.2011)
Russian manufacturing growth slowed in April for the largest monthly drop since December 2008 (03.05.2011)
SEB says Q1 profit in Estonia at 16.5 million euros (03.05.2011)
What future for the EBRD? - An interview with the bank's president Thomas Mirow (30.04.2011)
IMF, EU team review crisis help for Romania (27.04.2011)
Poland's deficit hit 7.9% in 2010 (26.04.2011)
Joint IMF-EC Statement on Latvia on the Review Mission (15.04.2011)
An interview with Allan Martinson: Does Baltic Pain turn to Economic Growth? (17.03.2011)
The World Bank & the International Finance Corporation: Doing Business 2011: Making a difference for entrepreneurs
UniCredit Quarterly Report 1Q 2011 (02.02.2011)
Estonia, Lithuania and Letvia - their annual review 2010
FDI projects in Lithuania in 2010: A year of great success Hungarian Presidency of the council of the European Union Priorities of the Hungarian Presidency Estonia joins the euro area - 1 January 2011

2010

New opportunities in the emerging economies of Central and Eastern Europe (14.06.2010)
Hourly labour costs in the EU27 in 2009 (Eurostat 17.03.2010)
Europe 2020: a new economic strategy (European Commission, 03.03.2010)
Europe 2020 will focus on a trio of interlinked priorities:
growth from knowledge, creating an inclusive society and building

a greener economy that is competitive at international level.
Regional GDP per inhabitant in the EU27 in 2007 (Eurostat, 18.02.2010)
European Central Bank Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said the outlook for Central and Eastern Europe's economies has improved (20.01.2010)
Ukraine 2010 Presidential Elections (05.01.2010)

2009

20 Years of Market Economy in Central and Eastern Europe

20 years of transition in the countries of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union since the fall of the Berlin Wall The World Bank (November 2009)
Debora Revoltella, Head of Strategic Analysis for CEE at UniCredit Group: "CEE: can the past success factors be the future success drivers?" abstract of the presentation given in London at the EBRD Annual Meeting (May 2009)
20 years after capitalism: Survey results in Poland (March 2009)
Review of Central & Eastern Europe 2009 (14.12.2009)
European competitiveness report 2009 (07.12. 2009)
Russia: Sberbank chairman German Gref says, that Avtovaz could be folded into an alliance with Opel (18.06.2009)
The 2009 Global Retail Development Index (15.06.2009)
Hewitt Associates: Best Employers in Central and Eastern Europe (09.06.2009)
The World Bank in Russia: Russian Economic Report (March 2009)
IMF suggests CEE should adopt euro (05.04.2009)
The third government collapsed in Eastern Europe this year (24.03.2009)
In January 2009 compared with January 2008, industrial production declined by 17.3% in the euro area and by 16.3% in the EU27 (Eurostat, 20.03.2009)
Eastern Europe crisis poses risks for Western companies (19.02.2009)

2008

Eastern Europe struggles to bring back its workers (12.06.2008)
Hewitt's annual Best Employers Study for Central and Eastern Europe (05.06.2008)
Lucyna Kornecki: Foreign direct investment and macroeconomic changes in CEE integrating into the global market (Investment Management and Financial Innovations, Volume 5, Issue 4, 2008)