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| BIRS | Banja Luka Stock Exchange | 04.07.2010 | 0.720% | 821.60 |
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News
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Blic
(03.05.2012) Investments to arrive with Deutsche Bank
Coming of the Deutsche Bank on Serbian market might help that other companies from Germany invest in our country. It is believed that this might be the biggest benefit from the sale of Komercijalna Banka to this German bank.
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Blic
(30.04.2012) Russian ‘Ural’ wants to buy ‘Zelezara’ in Smederevo
The ‘Ural Mining and Metallurgical’ company, the biggest in the Russian Federation has purchased documentation for tender for strategic partner of the ‘Zelezara’ iron plant in Smederevo, ‘Blic’ learns. This is the third company after Ukrainian ‘Donjeckstal’ and Russian-Czech consortium ‘United Group’ that took part in the tender.
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Blic
(23.04.2012) Reforms and lower deficit - conditions for new government
The IMF and international agencies which determine credit rating of countries are expecting from the new government of Serbia that shall be constituted after elections, to speed up reforms and not to increase budget deficit.
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Limun Bosnia and Herzegovina
(18.05.2012) Bosnian Share Indices Close Mixed This Week
SARAJEVO (Bosnia and Herzegovina), May 18 (SeeNews) - The share indices of Bosnia's two bourses ended mixed this week, stock exchange data showed.
The SASX-10 index, which tracks the 10 blue chips of the Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE), rose 1.74% from a week earlier to end at 744.96 points on Friday.
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Limun Bosnia and Herzegovina
(18.05.2012) Austria’s Anton Paar Plans To Start Production in Bosnia in Early 2013 – Bosnian Govt
BANJA LUKA (Bosnia and Herzegovina), May 18 (SeeNews) – Austrian maker of high-quality measuring and analysis instruments Anton Paar plans to start production in Bosnia's Serb Republic in January, the entity's government said on Friday.
The Austrian company's production facility will be built in the Sijekovac area and will employ 40, the government said in a statement posted on its website after the entity's prime minister, Aleksandar Dzombic, met with Anton Paar executives.
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Limun Bosnia and Herzegovina
(17.05.2012) U.S.-based Energtek Bosnian Unit Gets Fresh Funding
SARAJEVO (Bosnia and Herzegovina), May 17 (SeeNews) – U.S.-based hi-tech natural gas solutions provider Energtek said its Bosnian subsidiary Energtek Herz has received additional funding of $325,000 (255,500 euro) to proceed with gas supplies to Mostar-based aluminium smelter Aluminij.
The additional funding for Energtek Herz was provided by the partner in the company, Sirokij-Brijeg-based developer of aluminum systems Feal, Energtek said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Limun Macedonia
(18.05.2012) Value of Bank Card Transactions in Macedonia Edges down 0.6% M/M in Apr - Table
SKOPJE (Macedonia), May 18 (SeeNews) - The value of bank card transactions in Macedonia edged down by 0.6% month-on-month to 9.7 billion denars ($200 million/158 million euro) in April while the number of transactions decreased by a monthly 2.8%, central bank statistics showed on Friday.
On an annual basis, the value of bank card transactions increased by 3.2% in April and the number of transactions was up by 6.3%, data from the central bank showed.
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Limun Macedonia
(18.05.2012) Macedonian Blue-chip Index Loses Ground This Week - Table
The blue-chip index of the Macedonian bourse closed down amid higher turnover this week, bourse data showed on Friday.
The MBI-10 index, which tracks the 10 blue chips on the Macedonian Stock Exchange, fell 1.9% from last Friday, closing at 1,917.33 points.
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Limun Macedonia
(17.05.2012) S&P Affirms Macedonia Ratings at 'BB/B', Outlook Stable
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said on Thursday it has affirmed its 'BB/B' long- and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Macedonia with a stable outlook.
The recovery rating is '3' while the transfer and convertibility assessment for Macedonia is 'BB+', the ratings agency said in a press release.
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Ziarul Financiar
(18.05.2012) Bucharest Stocks Close Down On International Worries
Bucharest shares closed down Friday after a short-lived reprieve a day earlier, amid a negative sentiment in the region following speculations of a Greek exit from the eurozone and a batch of credit score downgrades of Spanish banks.
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Ziarul Financiar
(18.05.2012) Leu Ends Flat Vs Euro On Low Volumes
Romania’s leu traded around 4.44 per euro in late session Friday and closed flat on the day, amid low volumes.
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Ziarul Financiar
(18.05.2012) EBRD Ups Romania GDP Growth Forecast To 1.2% In 2012
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Friday revised upward its forecast for Romanian economic growth to 1.2% in 2012, from 0.8% previously, but warned the slowdown in the eurozone will have negative effects on the country’s exports.
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SEE Europe
(31.03.2010) SERBIA: Municipalities Need to be More Active in Proposing Danube Projects
Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and national coordinator of Serbia's cooperation with the EU in the Danube region Bozidar Djelic said today that of 24 municipalities in the Danube area only nine have submitted projects, although the financial construction of the Danube strategy will soon be closed.
Opening the conference “Danube strategy, ideas and projects”, Djelic pointed out that there is no justification for such inertia in these municipalities, especially bearing in mind that the proposed projects would be the sources of funding.
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SEE Europe
(31.03.2010) SERBIA: Support of Hungary, Croatia Important for Serbia's European Integration
Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said today that the support of Hungary and Croatia is of great importance for Serbia's European integration, which is of central strategic priority for our country.
Jeremic said at a news conference after talks with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Balazs and Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Jandrokovic in Budapest that the cooperation between Serbia, Hungary and Croatia is of great importance for the stability of the region.
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SEE Europe
(31.03.2010) BULGARIA: Bulgaria PM Accepts Health Minister Resignation
Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov has accepted the resignation of Health Minister Bozhidar Nanev after he was charged over the ‘Tamiflu’ scandal on Tuesday.
Borisov said Wednesday that he had accepted Nanev’s resignation but added that he has not yet been dismissed from his post. He added that more materials regarding the case will be presented after the Easter Holidays.
“The only chance for our citizens and Europe to believe us is if we are uncompromising. I do not care from which party people come from as long as justice is served,” Borisov concluded.