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Hungary’s trade surplus reaches €929m in March 2015
BUDAPEST: Hungary saw a €929 million trade surplus in March, with exports rising by a y.o.y. 13% to €8.257 billion...
Hungarian agricultural producer prices decrease by 8.0%: KSH
BUDAPEST: Agriculture producer prices dropped by 8.0% in April of this year, as compared to the same month in 2014....
KSH confirms industrial output figures with second estimate in April 2015
BUDAPEST: KSH, with a second estimate of industrial production in April 2015, KSH confirmed its first estimate of a 6.3%...
Hungarian BUX falls 1.52% at 21,879.14 Friday on Greece situation
BUDAPEST: The Budapest Stock Exchangeʼs main BUX index finished down 1.52% at 21,879.14 Friday after rising 1.14% Thursday. It is...
BAT, Tabán expects to pay HUF 600m to the state for the concession
BUDAPEST: British American Tobacco (BAT) and Hungary’s Tabán Trafik will be awarded a concession to supply retail tobacco shops, Cabinet...
Hungarian companies look to investments of 30% for the next two years
BUDAPEST: Almost two-thirds of Hungarian companies surveyed are planning investments in the next one to two years, with more than...
South African manufacturing production declines by 2% in April 2015
CAPE TOWN: Manufacturing production fell in April compared with a year ago, indicating a weak start to economic growth in...
Petro South Africa to declare substantial loss of R9b to 14.5b
CAPE TOWN: State-owned oil company PetroSA is expected to announce a massive loss when it releases its financial statements at...
Unions halt discussions with state until 7% wage increase receive
CAPE TOWN: Public service unions said on Friday they will not participate in any national or provincial bargaining council until...
S&P affirms South African’s rating with stable outlook
CAPE TOWN: Standard & Poor's ratings services have affirmed its long-and short-term foreign currency sovereign credit ratings on South Africa...
Jordan, France agree to closer cooperation in Royal Film Commission
AMMAN: Jordan and France are set to cooperate more closely in the area of film production and distribution, under an...
Swiss Federal council concludes free trade agreement as backward, cause of uncertainty
BERN: The Swiss Federal Council has concluded that a free trade agreement with the European Union (EU) would be a...
Cargill extends timecharter of Diana panamax bulk 15 to 18 months
ATHENS: Commodity trader Cargill has extended its charter of a Diana Shipping panamax bulk carrier by a further 15 to...
Danish ship finance bank skibskredit looks at IPO
COPENHAGEN: A Danish ship finance bank has said it is looking at an IPO to help boost its financial position....
Petros Christodoulou steps down from Capital Product Partners CEO
ATHENS: Nasdaq-listed Capital Product Partners has announced that Petros Christodoulou, who held the role of CEO and CFO, will leave...
Major port investment in Ghana shows APM Terminals’ strong commitment to Africa
CAPE TOWN: APM Terminals in partnership with Bolloré Africa Logistics and the Ghana Ports and Harbour Authority will invest USD...
South African economy needs manufacturing in order to grow: Research
CAPE TOWN: The economy needs the manufacturing sector to grow, research commissioned by the Manufacturing Circle shows. Historical data demonstrate...
South African manufacturing production declines by 2% YoY in April 2015
CAPE TOWN: Manufacturing production fell in April compared with a year ago, indicating a weak start to economic growth in...
South African Eskom to borrow R55bn to boost power output
CAPE TOWN:Power utility Eskom said on Friday it aims to borrow a further R55bn and turn its government debt into...
Greece to face some difficult days in Month of June
ATHENS: Financial Experts says that June is a toughest month in 2015 for Greece as many dates have to set...
