Exchange Rate in Slovenia

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Slovenia - Exchange Rate (average of period)

After hitting the highest level in the Euro area in Q4, economic growth is likely to have slowed in Q1. This will be in large part due to higher energy prices, which will have dented both household consumption and the external balance. Government measures were likely insufficient to fully soften the blow to activity. Heading into Q2, with energy prices remaining elevated, growth is set to stay subdued. In politics, center-left candidate Robert Golob’s party won 41 of the 90 seats in parliament in late April, paving the way for a left-leaning coalition government. The margin of victory was greater than expected by most analysts and will likely boost political stability, boding well for investment ahead. Golob has pledged to safeguard the rule of law and media freedom, signaling improved ties with the EU following the rocky relationship seen under the current prime minister’s leadership.

Slovenia - Exchange Rate (aop) Data

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Slovenia Exchange Rate (aop) Chart


Slovenia Exchange Rate
Note: U.S. dollar (USD) per euro.
Source: Thomson Reuters.

Slovenia Facts

Value Change Date
Bond Yield0.30-0.79 %Dec 31
Exchange Rate1.120.65 %Dec 31

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