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Considerable gains after six sessions of stock decline
Stocks had already begun to inch up during Tuesdays bourse session even before news of the agreement to reduce natural gas rates was made public. The deal gave the benchmark index a final push to rise above the 1,260-point level, on increased trading.
Kopaonik Business Forum-Changing Serbia in a Changing Europe
BELGRADE - "Changing Serbia in a Changing Europe" will be the central topic of the 21st Kopaonik Business Forum, with around 500 participants, which will be held from March 4-6, President of the Serbian Association of Economists (SES) Aleksandar Vlahovic announced on Tuesday.
EC Raises Its Expectations for Bulgaria's Economy
The European Commission (EC) raises its forecast for the development of Bulgaria's economy in 2014 and 2015.
In its winter economic forecast, published on Tuesday, the EC expects Bulgaria's GDP to grow by 1.7% and by 2% in 2015. The autumn forecast provided for 1.5% in 2014 and 1.8% in 2015.
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EU revises growth forecasts up slightly; Timid rise for Greek GDP
Economic growth across Europe is expected to be slightly stronger this year as the recovery gains ground, according to the European Commission's new forecast released Tuesday.
Number Of Bank Card Frauds In Europe Rises Again
The number of bank card frauds in Europe has started rising again in 2012.
A survey of the European Central Bank (ECB) shows that the frauds had started increasing for the first time since 2008, mostly due to the increase in online payments.
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European Commission report sees euro-area economy lagging behind competitors
The euro-area economy will continue to lag behind its main competitors, the U.S. and China, this year and next as high levels of unemployment and debt hinder the currency blocs recovery.
NBS releases data on bank interest rates
BELGRADE - Erste Bank has the highest unauthorized overdraft interest rate, 81.56 percent, of all the Banks in Serbia, while Dunav banka has the lowest, 16.34 percent, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has said.
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Textile Company Pours BGN 55M into Three Bulgarian Factories
The E.Miroglio company, leader on the international textile market, will invest BGN 55M in its textile factories in Bulgaria's cities of Sliven, Yambol and Svishtov in 2014.
Part of the money will come from European programs, the owner of the enterprise Edoardo Miroglio announced.
Croatia Invites Bidders for Adriatic Oil and Gas
The Economy Minister, Ivan Vrdoljak, on Monday announced a public tender for a concession to explore Croatia’s Adriatic coast for oil and gas.
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IMF using old data for Greek banks capital requirements, sources say
The International Monetary Fund is considering financial data from two years ago with regard to its estimation for the capital requirements of Greek lenders, local sources have told Skai.