Exchange Rate in Slovenia
Slovenia - Exchange Rate (average of period)
Available data suggests that the economy contracted in the first quarter, battered by the Covid-19 pandemic. Retail trade plunged at the fastest pace in over a decade in March and consumer sentiment soured, hinting at a downturn in private consumption. Moreover, dislocated supply chains and a particularly hard-hit automotive sector likely took a toll on fixed investment and exports. That said, the brunt of the crisis is likely to be felt in the second quarter as prolonged social distancing measures weigh on economic activity; business and consumer sentiment collapsed to a record low in April. Meanwhile, the government approved a second stimulus package worth EUR 2 billion (about 4.5% of GDP) on 22 April, which provides loan guarantees to businesses. Later in the month, authorities began gradually easing lockdown conditions, allowing some businesses to reopen.Slovenia - Exchange Rate (aop) Data
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Slovenia Exchange Rate (aop) Chart
Source: Thomson Reuters.
Slovenia Facts
| Value | Change | Date | |
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| Bond Yield | 0.30 | -0.79 % | Dec 31 |
| Exchange Rate | 1.12 | 0.65 % | Dec 31 |
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Economic News
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Slovenia: Consumer prices decline year-on-year for second consecutive month in May
May 29, 2020
Consumer prices rose 0.9% over the previous month in May, after decreasing 0.9% in April.
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Slovenia: Economy contracts on Q1 on Covid-19 fallout
May 29, 2020
GDP shrank 2.3% on an annual basis in the first quarter, contrasting Q4 2019’s 1.7% expansion and marking the sharpest contraction since Q1 2013. Household spending plunged 6.4% in Q1, marking the fastest drop in seven years (Q4 2019: +1.2% year-on-year).
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Slovenia: Industrial production crashes at the fastest pace in over a decade in March
May 11, 2020
Industrial output plummeted 7.6% in year-on-year and working day adjusted terms in March, contrasting February's 2.4% increase.
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Slovenia: Year-on-year consumer prices decline for the first time in almost three years in April
April 30, 2020
Consumer prices fell 0.9% over the previous month in April, after decreasing 0.8% in March.
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Slovenia: Industrial production rebounds in February
April 10, 2020
Industrial output rose 2.4% in year-on-year and working day adjusted terms in February, which contrasted January's 0.9% decrease.
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