World Bank revises forecast growth rate for Europe, Central Asia downward
The continuing contraction in Russia is keeping the forecast growth rate for the Europe and Central Asia region at 1.2
Read moreThe continuing contraction in Russia is keeping the forecast growth rate for the Europe and Central Asia region at 1.2
Read moreThe World Bank has approved a 300 million euro loan to Bulgaria’s state deposit guarantee fund as part of a
Read moreThe economies of the western part of the Europe and Central Asia region, which includes Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey and the
Read moreThe World Bank expects economic growth in Bulgaria to reach 2.9 per cent this year but slow down to 2.2
Read moreWeak economies in Europe, especially Russia, are slowing the growth of remittance flows in 2015, according to the World Bank’s
Read moreAs migrants and refugees from Africa and the Middle East continue to arrive in Europe in unprecedented numbers, a new
Read moreThe World Bank’s vice president for Europe and Central Asia Cyril Muller and Bulgaria’s Deputy Prime Minister for EU Funds
Read moreEconomic growth is expected to continue to pick up across the European Union (EU), from zero in 2013 and 1.3
Read moreBulgaria’s government is working to ensure political stability in Bulgaria and improving the country’s international reputation, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov
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