Despite the ongoing war, Ukrainian CEOs are expecting an increase in business activity in the next 12 months, for the second quarter in a row, the press service of the National Bank reports. “Against the background of the stable functioning of the energy system, the respondents keep expecting growth in the production of goods and…
Poland’s average corporate gross wage increased by 0.1% MoM in September and by 10.3% YoY, to a gross PLN 7,379.88 (EUR 1,658), the Central Statistical Office said. Economists surveyed by PAP expected a 10.8% YoY corporate wage growth. Poland’s corporate employment measured nearly 6.5 million persons in September, flat year-on-year and 0.1% down month-on-month versus…
Over 600 hectares of agricultural land under the administration of the Public Property Agency (APP) were handed over to Cricova winery. “We have identified 672 hectares on which vines can be grown and we are passing them on to Cricova winery. We support it to grow and develop,” APP director-general Roman Cojuhari said. Attending the…
Bulgaria’s economy grew by 3.9% in 2022, according to updated data from the National Statistical Institute, exceeding preliminary data for a 3.4% growth. The upward revision is a result of a better than preliminary data performance of the services sector, but with a weaker performance of the industrial sector. Final consumption is again the main…
RB Rail AS, the joint venture overseeing the planned high-speed Rail Baltic link across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, has signed an agreement, which will bring it an additional EUR 1.1 billion from the European Cohesion Fund. This comes on top of co-financing from all three countries. The pan-Baltic states’ project has secured funding for construction…
Warsaw Metro will hand over to Kharkiv three subway trains, which totals 18 cars, as humanitarian aid, the Kharkiv City Council reports on Facebook. “The Executive Committee of the City Council made a decision on organizational measures to cooperate with the Warsaw Metro,” the report reads. As reported by Oleksandr Miroshnychenko, acting chief of the…
The combination of active and passive protection of energy infrastructure facilities will reduce risks in case of Russian massive attacks. The relevant statement was made by Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. “It will be challenging, but Ukraine will endure,” Shmyhal said. In his words, with…