Pessimism and/or realism and the decline of Europe, with all its possible consequences, were the main themes at the mBank-CASE (Center for Social and Economic analysis) seminar.
The Russian economy is going through the most difficult times in the 16-year-period of Vladimir Putin’s rule. The years of foreign investment expansion may be history.
German research institutes provide conflicting data on the costs of the possible dissolution of the Schengen Agreement.
For Poland, joining the AIIB is an investment in the future, because European Union cohesion funds will at some point run out.
In March, the Leading Index, showing the future trends in the economy, fell by about 1.1 points compared with February. “Since the beginning of 2015, we have observed alternating increases and decreases of the index hovering...
The unconventional monetary policy of the European Central Bank is failing to produce the expected result, i.e. an acceleration of economic growth in the euro area.
The Bank of National Economy (Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, BGK) is exempted from the tax, but participates in the creation of the WIBOR. This could disrupt the market.
The Ukrainian hryvnia is once again sliding. Since there are no new macroeconomic reasons for that, it is suspected that the unfavorable hryvnia trends are caused by speculation.
The announced construction of a new gas pipeline, the Nord Stream 2, raises questions about the economic and political power of Russia and Gazprom.
The key objective of the economic development plan presented by Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is to boost Poland’s investment rate to 25 per cent of GDP.