Новости за 26.04.2018

Latvian banks will be banned from offering services to shell companies, after the lawmakers in Riga on April 26 passed a ban on such practices by ...

Retail trade turnover has been on an expansionary trend since 2015, and returned to its upward trajectory in March after a dip in December-February.

Previous government repeatedly failed to find concessioners for the Cebren and Galiste hydropower plants, but Skopje now plans to look at other options for the €220mn project.

Sapar Isakov spends uncomfortable day at the Kyrgyz State Committee for National Security headquarters as president asserts his authority over predecessor’s proxies.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on April 26 he expects his country to join the Eurozone waiting room — the European Exchange Rate ...

The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is expected to take a pause at its monetary easing cycle on the upcoming board meeting on April 27.

Russian assets are toxic nuclear waste again after the US Treasury Department released a new set of targeted sanctions aimed at some of Russia’s biggest businessmen and their companies, and unleashed chaos on the markets.

The opposition doesn’t have enough votes in parliament to elect its candidate for prime minister, and its leader Nikol Pashninian has threatened to let protesters decide who will take power.

Ruling in case brought by a member of Yulia Tymoshenko’s Fatherland party bans the central bank’s deputy governor from working.

Russia’s export of grain may double this year to to 52mn tonnes of grain in the 2018 agricultural season, chief executive of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR) Dmitry Rylko said.

I have been asked by a number of people over the last few days about the effect of recent events on property valuations in the Russian market. There are a number of potential drivers of change of property valuations on the Russian market now.

Several thousand citizens of Nis, the largest town in southern Serbia, staged their second protest against the planned transfer of Konstantin Veliki ...

The future maintenance of the UK’s F-35 fighter jets might be put at risk by Washington’s ...

The two Hungarian businessmen with minority stakes in Extreme Digital, Hungary's leading electronics retailer, have purchased back 50.4% of its ...

Almost half of Bulgarian children and those aged over 65 are at severe risk of poverty or material deprivation.

Gains made by the embattled Turkish lira (TRY) in the wake of the central bank’s April 25 hiking of its top interest rate ...