Prime Minister Miro Cerar resigned on 14 March amid political pressure following a wave of public sector strikes and the...
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Slovenia: Prime minister’s resignation unlikely to derail economic momentum -
Slovakia: Political crisis unlikely to affect economic policy On the second attempt, the Slovak president accepted on 21 March a list of ministers proposed by the new prime... -
Italy: Elections jeopardize outlook for economic reforms Italy’s government is locked in a political stalemate after elections on 4 March delivered a hung parliament. No party or... -
Slovenia: Industrial output jumps at the beginning of 2018 Industrial production growth accelerated further in January. Annual growth in output rose to a multi-year high of 12.7%, up from... -
France: Economic growth picks up steam in Q4 The French economy closed 2017 on a strong note, as confirmed by the third estimate for fourth-quarter growth released by... -
Czech Republic: Economic sentiment inches down at the end of Q1 The economic sentiment indicator, a composite confidence indicator released by the Czech Statistical Office (CSO), was broadly unchanged at the... -
Ghana: BoG cuts policy rate amid easing inflationary pressures At its meeting that concluded on 26 March, the monetary policy committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana decided to... -
Taiwan: Industrial production recedes in February due to the Lunar New Year Industrial output fell 1.9% in annual terms in February, markedly down from the revised 10.7% expansion registered in January (previously... -
Hungary: Economic sentiment moderates slightly in March from all-time high observed in February The GKI economic sentiment index, a composite indicator, dipped from the all-time high of 9.5 points recorded in February to... -
Uruguay: Growth remains healthy in Q4 Economic growth accelerated marginally in the final quarter of 2017, according to the data released by the Central Bank on...