Новости за 08.11.2021

Transport costs increased the most in October, by 18.4% y/y, followed by hotel and restaurant prices by 8% y/y.

Hundreds of migrants stormed the Polish border with Belarus where they confronted guards on November 8 in the biggest clash yet, orchestrated by the Lukashenko regime to punish the EU for sanctions imposed on Belarus.

The global community will miss the Paris Accord target of keeping temperature rises to 1.5C and will see them climb to between 2.7C and 3.1C by 2100 unless emissions are cut by 15% a year from now on.

The poor performance of the ruling Social Democrats in the local elections in North Macedonia triggered political turmoil in the country when Prime Minister Zoran Zaev immediately announced his resignation.

Amid the global stock market rally as the world recovers from the coronavirus pandemic, the Bucharest Stock Exchange has performed particularly strongly.

Since the Taliban took Kabul, Islamic State sympathisers across South Asia have increased attacks on the movement over its ties to China.

Romanian fintech says the potential of the Serbian market, as revealed by the growing amount of outstanding invoices and late payments, is increasing.

Inhabitants of Tashkent struggle to breathe. Critical indicators suddenly showed city as second most polluted in the world.

The rise in retail sales is stabilising after the pronounced volatility seen during the first year of the pandemic.

The annual inflation rate and core inflation will increase rapidly until the first half of next year, then decline rapidly towards the end of the forecast period, the third quarter of 2022.

A senior official from Hungary’s governing party acknowledged that the government had purchased Israeli spyware tool Pegasus, which was allegedly used to target journalists, businesspeople and an opposition politician.

President Milos Zeman pledges to appoint ODS leader Petr Fiala as premier and enable opposition to take power as soon as possible.