Since the beginning of 2023, the State Property Fund of Ukraine has raised UAH 6.2 billion to the state budget, mostly through privatization auctions. “The State Property Fund has earned UAH 6.2 billion for the state since the beginning of 2023. This is the result of the State Property Fund’s work in the areas of…
On November 6-12, the Customs Service collected over 756.8 million lei (about 37.8 million euros) to the state budget. During this period, private people brought goods with the customs value exceeding the non-taxable limit, and payments amounting to over 40.5 million lei were collected, which was 5.4% of the total amount. The money collected from…
For the first time in Bulgaria’s economic history, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) has reported that the average gross monthly salary has crossed the BGN 2,000 mark (roughly 1,000 euros). September recorded an average gross monthly salary of BGN 2,072, marking a significant increase compared to July (BGN 1,973) and August (BGN 1,957) of the…
Poland’s long-term rating in foreign currency was affirmed at the A- level with stable outlook by global rating agency Fitch on November 10. According to the agency, “Poland’s ratings are supported by a diversified economy, a fairly sound macroeconomic framework anchored by EU membership, and slightly lower public debt levels than rated peers. This is…
Funding for support programmes for war veterans will be doubled in 2024. This was announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal during a Government meeting on November 10. “We earmark UAH 14 billion to provide our veterans with the necessary services and support. We are building a new veterans’ policy. We will fully launch the Veteran’s…
Bulgaria’s industrial landscape faced a substantial setback in September, witnessing a sharp decline both on a monthly and yearly scale, according to data from the National Statistical Institute. The year-on-year contraction reached a staggering 11.5%, surpassing the 2.7% dip compared to August. Breaking down the data, the production and distribution of electricity, heat and gas…
Poland’s inflation is expected to fall further, but at a slower pace than to date, the central bank’s governor, Adam Glapinski, has said. “Inflation will still be decreasing in Poland, but its further decline will be slower than to date,” Glapinski said at a press conference on November 9, the day after the Monetary Policy…