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Poland's economy is benefiting from EU funds, rising investment, and robust domestic demand.
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Hungary is negotiating the purchase of 1 billion cubic meters of natural gas from Romania’s Neptun Deep field, thereby advancing the diversification of its energy supply.
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Cyber_Folks and Shoper are merging to form a multibillion-dollar e-commerce technology group and aim to strengthen their position in the European market.
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North Rhine-Westphalia and Poland are continuing to expand their economic cooperation in the fields of energy, industry, and security.
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Serbia is engaged in intensive negotiations with MOL regarding the acquisition of the energy company NIS, just before the U.S. deadline expires.
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NLB is continuing its expansion and has made a takeover bid for the Austrian Addiko Bank at 29 euros per share.
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When asked about possible objections from Washington, Domański stated that Poland would determine its tax policy independently.
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Exclusive interview with Erik Siegl, Counselor at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Germany and Head of the Trade and Economic Section.
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Czech inflation was confirmed at 2.5 percent in April, mainly due to a significant rise in fuel prices.
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Poland's economy is expected to grow more slowly than anticipated in 2026 and 2027, while energy prices are driving inflation.
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Poland is intensifying the debate on crypto regulation: The focus is on account freezes, penalties, and the role of the Financial Supervision Authority (KNF).
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The AIIB is investing up to $125 million in OTP bonds to boost green financing in Hungary, Croatia, and Serbia.
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Consumer prices in the Czech Republic are rising again: After reaching 1.9 percent in March, inflation hit 2.5 percent in April.
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Péter Magyar warns of a significantly higher deficit and announces a comprehensive review of government spending.
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The Polish coking coal producer JSW remains mired in crisis. A government program is intended to support its restructuring.