Новости за 02.04.2024

Russian Sovcombank has received permission from the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) and the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) to carry out the merger ...

Tehran's currency market kicked off the new Iranian year with a significant surge in exchange rates, according to reports from local media on April ...

Disaster season is under way with scorching heat and floods, although spring in the northern hemisphere has only just begun.

Poland's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) inched up 0.1 points to 48 in March (chart), the economic intelligence company S&P Global said on April 2.

Czechia’s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index, compiled by market intelligence company S&P Global, continued to inch upward in March, posting 46.2.

In a high-stakes showdown within the South African government, two influential ministers are locked in a fierce struggle over the fate of the nation's oil and gas assets.

If demand trend continues, growth-building momentum could be seen in second quarter.

Far-right politicians across the EU have been promoted on the Voice of Europe media platform ahead of the European Parliament elections.

Polish CPI grew 1.9% year on year in March (chart), below the consensus line of 2.1% y/y and 1.1pp below the February reading, a flash estimate from Poland’s statistical office GUS showed on March 29.

Svetofor faces challenges in its supply chain due to war and sanctions, but is going ahead with plans to expand in Eastern Europe.

Companies respond to rise in new orders by ramping up production, employment and purchasing activity.

The Central Bank of Armenia's Board has preliminarily approved the acquisition of a significant stake in Ameriabank CJSC by Bank of Georgia Group PLC ...

Index up to 49.3 points in March as managers become more optimistic based on growth expectations, past investments and product diversification.

AKP loses 11 cities it controlled since last municipal vote. For ruling party, big consolation is that next general election is not due until 2028.

Erdogan “defeat” provides further illustration of how no-one even remembers what was said five minutes ago.