Hungary Makes Another Effort to Sell Malev

Hungarian Government Makes Another Effort to Sell Its Troubled Malev Airlines more »

Uzbekistan expects 7% GDP growth in 2005

Uzbekistan plans to achieve growth of gross domestic product by 7% in 2005 more »

Latvia’s Parex Asset Management opens subsidiary in Ukraine

Parex Assets Management (PAM), an asset management company owned by Parex Bank, has established a subsidiary in Ukraine, Parex Asset Management Ukraine, to launch the fund management operations there by the end of the year more »

Banking Rate In Armenia Remains Unchanged - 16% Annually

Since September 1 the banking rate in Armenia remains unchanged at 16% annually more »

Exchange deals

Armenian Dram Increases By 0.10% Against U.S. Dollar In August more »

DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Over 53,000 private entrepreneurs with a license and a registration number and over 14,000 enterprises, making up 79% of the total number of registered legal entities in the country, were registered in the private sector of the economy in 2003 more »

The Highway

The first highway that will answer the international standards, is being constructed in the Western Kazakhstan more »

Little Sign of New Jobs Created in Europe

The euro zone continues to experience a jobless recovery, with no indication that new jobs are being created after more than a year of generally sluggish economic growth more »

INCREASED FUEL&LUBIRICANTS TRANSIT TARIFFS

Russia's enclave on the Baltic sea, the Kaliningrad region will sustain losses from Lithuania upping prices on railway transit of fuel and lubricants along its territory more »

Rabobank and EBRD poised to take major stake in BGŻ

Leading Dutch bank Rabobank will likely become a strategic investor in state-owned BGŻ, a bank servicing mainly the agriculture sector more »