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Retail sales in Slovenia rose by 1.8% in May compared with the same month a year earlier.
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Coal Instead of Gas: Disruptions to the energy supply in the Middle East are leading to rising global demand for coal and higher energy prices.
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Hungary could join the eurozone by 2030. The government is counting on financial stability, EU funds, and lower borrowing costs.
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Bulgaria has presented a controversial budget for 2026. The debate is marked by high levels of new debt, rising government spending, and criticism from the opposition.
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Fuel, furniture, and cosmetics are driving Poland's retail sector. Nevertheless, consumer spending is lagging behind analysts' forecasts.
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First interest rate hike in 13 months: The Czech National Bank is tightening its monetary policy and warning of rising inflationary pressures.
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Slovak consumer prices rose by 3.8% in May. Energy and transportation, in particular, continue to drive inflation.
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The EU and the EBRD are expanding their partnership: New InvestEU funds are intended to mobilize investment and strengthen Europe's competitiveness.
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With 22 million PLN in fresh capital, Thorium Space is driving forward the development of its own SATCOM technologies and chip solutions for Europe's space sector.
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Lower food prices helped curb inflation, while fuel prices continued to rise significantly.
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Poland's new energy plan calls for a massive expansion of renewable energy and nuclear power by 2040.
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Serbia supports the planned sale of Gazprom's stake in NIS and does not intend to hinder the transaction.
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ICEYE raises more than 1 billion euros in new capital and reaches a company valuation of over 10 billion euros.
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Despite the downward revision of growth forecasts, consumer spending, investment, and the labor market remain key pillars of the Polish economy.
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Poland's economy grew by 3.5% in the first quarter, while weaker investment and lower consumer spending slowed growth.