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Stock Markets · BratislavaU.S. stocks closed today's turbulent session almost unchanged. The Dow Jones index weakened, the S&P 500 index stagnated. Investors are evaluating the increase in yields on U.S. government bonds and are waiting for quarterly results from big tech companies Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Alphabet. The Dow Jones index, which includes shares of thirty leading U.S. businesses, fell 0.11 percent today to end trading at 38,460.92 points. The broader S&…See the Story
Stocks in the United States closed almost unchanged, pending the results of technology firms
Robert Fico · BratislavaIt is perhaps not surprising that the government of Robert Fico, which is already failing in its elementary duty to protect the environment, is falling behind in promoting the circular economy and the green transition.See the Story
[Opinion] The world is learning not to waste, our government ignores it. One example is in Bratislava (opinion of Michal Saba)
Vladimir Putin · BratislavaRussia's economy will grow 2.8 percent this year and 2.5 percent next year. This was stated on Wednesday in its forecast by the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (Wiener Institut für Internationale Wirtschaftsvergleiche, wiiw), denying predictions that Moscow's invasion of Ukraine will lead to Russia's economic collapse, DPA reports. According to the economist of the Vienna Institute Vasily Astrov, Russian President Vladimir Pu…See the Story
Putin is running out of money to finance the war in Ukraine. What's important is what comes after it, says the institute.
Economy · BratislavaThe German government predicts that the ratio of public debt to the overall performance of the economy will fall further, reaching around 62 percent in 2028. The budget plan, approved by the cabinet on Wednesday, said public debt should fall to 64 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) this year. The TASR shall report this on the basis of the DPA report. German Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) recently expressed the expect…See the Story
The German government expects a further decline in debt in the coming years
Tourism · BratislavaSmokers only recently felt this year's rise in price of their favorite vice, when the price of a pack of cigarettes rose by an average of 40 cents to the level of 5.20 euros. The government of Robert Fico is expected to add more than 106 million euros to the budget. Public finances will need to be improved in the coming year. In 2025, users of alternative nicotine products, such as e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches, will also contribute to conso…See the Story
The government is also going to tax cigarette alternatives. In the Czech Republic, it has increased black trade and cross-border tourism
Economy · SlovakiaIt is not possible to destroy the economy because of the protection of nature, Europe often goes beyond the limits of common sense, said elected President of Slovakia Peter Pellegrini on the occasion of Earth Day, which took place on Monday. On the contrary, Slovenian President Zuzana Čaputová, who will replace Pellegrini in mid-June, has long advocated more vigorous measures to protect the climate.See the Story
“We can’t make a scan of Slovakia.” According to Pellegrinino, the economy cannot be destroyed because of nature.
Trade · BratislavaMEPs on Tuesday approved the extension of temporary trade liberalisation measures for Ukraine and related measures to protect European farmers. Several Slovak MEPs have commented on the issue, informs the rapporteur of the TASR. Jozef Mihál (Independent/RE) argues that the European Union should continue to assist Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression by facilitating the sale of agricultural products on the Union market, in particular wheat, …See the Story