Slovakia News
-
Slovakia hired three domestic banks to manage the sale of new five-year bonds after yields fell near a record low, the government’s debt agency said.
-
Following is a summary of the number of visitors in tourist accommodation establishments from the Statistics Office in Bratislava:
-
Bunzl Plc, the world’s largest distributor of disposable tableware and food packaging, advanced to a record high even as the company remains analysts’ second- least favored stock in the U.K.’s FTSE 100 Index.
-
Under shellfire on Christmas Eve 1991, 13-year-old Maja Biloglav fled Zadar by boat at night, sent away by her parents as the Yugoslav army surrounded the Adriatic town following Croatia’s declaration of independence.
-
Slovakia may this year win foreign- investment projects worth as much as 300 million euros ($390 million), the government agency for promotion of foreign investment said.
-
Slovenske Elektrarne AS, the largest power company in Slovakia, is in talks with lenders as it seeks to replace an 800 million-euro ($1.1 billion) loan due next year, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.
-
Slovak residential property prices fell 0.6 percent in the first quarter after two consecutive increases as rising unemployment depresses demand for housing, the central bank said.
-
Trinidad & Tobago’s economy slowed in the fourth quarter as the world’s fifth-largest producer of liquefied natural gas saw energy production fall due to maintenance stoppages and lower oil output from maturing fields.
-
The European Central Bank may review lenders’ balance sheets in the next year as it seeks ways to free up credit and spur euro-area economic growth, Hospodarske Noviny reported, citing Executive Board member Benoit Coeure.
-
Slovakia is set to meet the goal of narrowing the budget deficit to the European Union’s limit as early as this year, the European Commission said, cutting its February projection for an overshoot.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page