Forecasts for the Polish, global and European economies are burdened with a very wide margin of error, Piotr Arak, director of the Polish Economic Institute, said at the European Economic Congress (EEC) in Katowice, which took...
According to CMS and EMIS report “Emerging Europe M&A 2019/20” in 2019 in Central and Southeast Europe M&A deal volume was the lowest in the decade, with only 1958 transactions (down 6.5 per cent), with a combined...
There is an increasingly clear clash between the optimistic assurances of the Russian government that the economic situation is good and the feelings of analysts and ordinary Russians who believe that the situation is bad and...
Serbia's gross domestic product will accelerate to 4 per cent in 2018 but if Serbia wants to catch up with other countries in the region and Europe, a constant growth of 5% and more is needed.
In 2017, the value of fixed capital formation in the EU member states increased by EUR123bn y/y. In Poland, it was EUR5.5bn higher y/y, but its share in relation to GDP decreased to the lowest level in 20 years.
Experts predict that the construction industry will undergo several years of revenue growth. They express concern, however, regarding the accumulation of construction works which will be conducive to increases in the prices of...
M&A deals in Central-Eastern Europe peaked in value in 2016 at EUR86.7bn, the highest level since 2013, according to the “Emerging Europe M&A report 2016/2017” by CMS in cooperation with EMIS.
Between 2008 and 2015, the Ukrainian construction industry expanded year-on-year in real terms only once, in 2011.
The construction industry in Poland is recovering after a weak performance since 2011, according to a report by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Centre (CIC).