Stock market

The argument "we are not selling this country for peanuts" will not hold, because we can actually buy it ourselves, there are 7 million Romanians who are waiting to invest billions of Euro in these state listings and here I am referring to the private pension funds, said, on Tuesday, in a specialty video-conference, Cristian Popa, Board member of the National Bank of Romania (BNR).

The year 2020 was critical for the whole mankind in terms of health fears, as well as concerns over personal wealth, Reuters reported. However, the world crisis was not equally bad for everyone. The world's wealthiest have managed to explore the opportunity caused by the Covid-19 turmoil and added new billions to their bank accounts.

The Senate adopted, on Monday, the draft law initiated by the Government to amend Law no.

Online brokers used by retail investors blocked the trade of the affected stocks

By Vasilis Kotsis

It is paradoxical but even though economies were dealt a severe blow during the pandemic, the harm to households as regards bank deposits, stock investments, bonds, and real property is limited.

EMS bought an additional five percent of the shares of the Montenegrin power transmission system on the stock exchange.
By the way, EMS is 100% owned by the state of Serbia.
In 2015, EMS bought slightly more than 10% of the shares of Montenegrin electricity transmission system (Elektroprenos Crne Gore) on the stock exchange in the value of 13.9 million euros.

European stocks tumbled as a new strain of the coronavirus in the U.K. caused chaos ahead of the Christmas holiday, with regional neighbors suspending travel with the nation following another missed deadline in Brexit talks.

Liquidity, measured in terms of the average daily trading value, increased by over 42% at the cumulative level of all types of financial instruments and exceeded RON 62 million (EUR 12.86 million) for the first 11 months of the year, according to a report of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) released on Wednesday.

International investor interest in Greece, its banks and several local listed companies has increased to an impressive degree, as Wood & Co's four-day conference showed this week. This was also evident in the five-week rally on the local stock market, which has seen its benchmark jump 35%.

The shares price of First Investment Bank (FiBank) fell to about BGN 1.80 per share, according to the trading data on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange.