The turnover of retail trade enterprises in Estonia in March totaled EUR 891 million. Compared with March 2021, turnover increased by 18% at constant prices, Statistics Estonia said. The increase in retail trade turnover in March was influenced primarily by stores selling manufactured goods, where turnover increased by 33% YoY, according to Statistics Estonia analyst…
Fruit producers, members of the Association of Fruit Producers and Exporters Moldova Fruct met at the General Assembly of the Association. The participants mentioned that the fruit sector in the Republic of Moldova was going through an unprecedented period, and in order to face the challenges, support from the state and development partners was needed.…
In two villages of the Melitopol district in Zaporizhia region, Russian troops are demanding that shop owners stop selling Ukrainian goods and switch to the Russian ruble. This was reported on Telegram by the press service of the Zaporizhia Regional Military Administration. In the villages of Botieve and Strohanivka, Melitopol district, the Russian occupiers’ Commandant…
Ukraine’s sufficient exports to global markets will be a significant anti-crisis tool amid the global price crisis, which Russia is trying to provoke. The relevant statement was made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a video address. According to the President of Ukraine, an important decision of the European Union is being prepared now. The…
Poland’s central bank had at its disposal the equivalent of $166 billion at the end of 2021, up six-fold compared to 2020 and almost doubling over the last decade, the National Bank of Poland (NBP) wrote in a statement on April 28. The NBP said that Poland held a “high” – 20th – position in…
Shipping line Tallink Group doubled its revenue in the first quarter of 2021, though the company’s losses rose by nearly 15%. Tallink Group announced its Q1 results to the stock exchange on April 28, revealing that the Omicron Covid wave and the beginning of the Ukraine war made their impact known on traveler numbers and…
Lithuanian Railways (LTG), the country’s state-owned railway company, is planning to lay off around 2,000 employees until the end of the year as a result of the EU sanctions imposed on Russia and Belarus in the wake of the war in Ukraine. LTG has earmarked around 6 million euros for the staff redundancy payments, the…