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Chinese premier’s Greek visit signals investment flow from China
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said confidence in the Greek economy is returning, as China signaled interest in investing in the Mediterranean countrys airports, railways and energy sector.
CF's Dumitru: Romania cannot afford now to fully renounce its relationship with IMF
Romania cannot afford now to fully renounce its relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), because it has to meet the obligations it undertook in the area of structural reforms, to give a positive signal to the financial markets, Chairman of the Fiscal Council (FC) Ionut Dumitru told Agerpres on Friday.
Romania to Cut Tax on Firms Over IMF Objections
Against the wishes of the IMF, Romania's government has approved a draft law cutting the social security tax paid by the employers by 5 per cent.
The bill, designed to boost jobs and business, needs the approval of parliament before becoming effective in October, but the centre-left ruling coalition has a majority in parliament to ensure it goes ahead.
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Predoiu (PDL): Gov't is hiding the truth about the agreement with the IMF
The First Deputy Chairman of the PDL (Democratic Liberal Party) Catalin Predoiu on Thursday stated in a release to AGERPRES that the government is hiding the truth about the situation of the agreement with the IMF and presents a version of the truth that only takes into consideration the Prime Minister's electoral interests.
External debt falls, public debt rises
BELGRADE - The analysis of debt issued by the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has showed that Serbia's external debt has reduced by EUR 338.2 million in the first three months of 2014, while the public debt went up by EUR 365.8 million.
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Central Bank: External debt falls, public debt rises
Central Bank: External debt falls, public debt rises
BELGRADE -- The analysis of debt issued by the National Bank of Serbia shows that Serbia's external debt has reduced by EUR 338.2 million in the first three months of 2014.
At the same time, the public debt went up by EUR 365.8 million.
Gov’t eyes heating oil tax cut
Athens will ask its creditors for the reduction of the rate by 15-20 percent, slashing the price by 8 cents
By Prokopis Hatzinikolaou
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Gov’t makes plans for July debt issue
Return to markets will be with a 3-or 7-year bond before the start of the troikas next major inspection
By Sotiris Nikas
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INTERVIEW Ponta: We have learned enough to avoid losing the presidential election a third time
Turkey’s exports get going when growing gets tough
Turkey grew 4.3 percent in the first quarter on the heels of strong export performance, which makes harder to guess countryâs economic performance for the rest of year Before 1980, the Turkish economy concentrated on the domestic market.
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