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Lending to corporations keeps annual credit growth steady at 7.4 pct in Feb
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Deposits continue to slide in Feb, falling to 207.52 bln
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Significant underspend and tame taxes lead to primary surplus of 2.99 bln in Feb
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Strong travel receipts in Jan, balance up 157.6 pct YoY
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Jan current account deficit at 1.29 bln, goods and services balances improve
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Industrial turnover falls sharply by 5.3 oct YoY at start of 2026
Government tables 2025 budget, seeing stable growth, solid public finances and lower debt
The Finance Ministry tabled in Parliament on Wednesday the final budget for 2025, which sees stable growth and a solid fiscal performance that keeps the debt-to-GDP ratio on a downward trajectory.
Next year’s growth is seen at 2.3 percent, from 2.2 percent this year, with private consumption rising by 1.6 percent and investments at a much more moderate forecast compared to previous years’ estimates that never materialised. Investment is seen grow...
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