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Serbia’s public debt had in late 2011 been around 13.29bn, which is 40.60% of the GDP. Continue reading
Slovenia’s state debt has already exceeded 40% of the GDP which is a very grave problem for the small country. Continue reading
Russia could have attained the set goal of doubling the GDP back in 2009 says Russian PM, Vladimir Putin. Continue reading
In the past two decades, Brazil has grown into an economic and political leader in South America. Continue reading
Retail sale in March of this year compared to March the previous year had in real terms declined by 14 percent. Continue reading
The economies of rising countries will this year strengthen by 7.8%, regardless of the growing inflation, caused by increasing oil prices due to political turmoil in the Middle East and the nuclear crisis in Japan, forecasts the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Continue reading
On the list of the world’s strongest economies, China has overtaken Japan, which for four decades was in second place. This was spurred by the strong economic growth. Analysts estimate that over the next ten years, China will beat the United States. Continue reading
Serbia’s foreign debt on the last day of November 2010 reached the amount of EUR23.24bn, which means that it is increased relative to the previous month to 214mn. Continue reading
Judging by the price lists at supermarkets, residents of the capital are poorer by about 30 percent than a year ago. There are no foods that compared to February last year hadn’t seen price spikes, and the trouble is all the greater because these are mainly products for which it is impossible to save money on. Bread, milk, oil, sugar, coffee, potatoes, apples – these are just some of the items whose prices have increased dramatically, and often doubled. Continue reading
American financial institution “Morgan Stanley” increased its growth forecast for Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2011 by 0.5 percentage points to five percent. Continue reading