Economics, page 8

News on Slovakia's economy and employment

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Slovak economy sped up at the end of 2019

But the prediction for 2020 remains gloomy.

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Slovak industry keeps dropping

The industrial production decreased for the fifth consecutive month.

Slovakia's 2019 total inflation rate reached 2.7 percent.

Slovakia reported the highest inflation since 2012

Consumer prices dropped due to the reduction in fuel and food prices.

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Inflation grew in November due to foodstuffs and fuels

Analyst expects the rate to gradually slow down next year.

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Jobless rate dropped below 5 percent again

Analysts do not expect it to rise significantly due to economic slowdown.

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Slovak economy keeps decelerating

It is already the second negative surprise this year, analysts say.

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The European Commission is sceptical of Slovakia's budget

It forecasts Slovakia’s economic expansion to give way to slower growth.

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Unemployment rate increased slightly

Labour Minister Ján Richter would not call the current state a crisis yet.

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Average wage growth breaks records, due to a lack of labour and salary valorisation

Observers predict the average wage will continue increasing.

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A weakening demand from abroad negatively impacts exports

An analyst, however, expects the situation to improve later this year.

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Foreign trade back in surplus, but disappointing again

The new production capacities in automotive industry are expected to reverse this trend soon, analyst predicts.

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Prices of meat and accommodation drove May inflation

On the other hand, fuel prices had a negative impact on annual inflation.

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Carmakers drove industrial growth in April

Textile and clothing industry in the red for a long time

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Food prices had an impact on April inflation.

Inflation dropped, also due to cheaper plane tickets

Observer expects inflation to oscillate around 2.5 percent in the following months.

Businesses in Slovakia go on to be dissatisfied with the business environment in the country.

Economic growth in the beginning of the year surprised

However, analysts expect Slovakia's economic growth to slow down this year.

Eurostat: Slovakia's government debt and deficit decreased in 2018

However, the Eurostat criticised the quality of data reported by Slovakia and will look into the issue.

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The unemployment rate in March was the lowest in Slovakia's history

Unemployment dropped below 4 percent in 36 Slovak districts.

Businesses in Slovakia go on to be dissatisfied with the business environment in the country.

Problems in car industry and Brexit will impact Slovakia's economic growth

The central bank expects the economy to slow down in the following years, too.

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Price of goods increased more slowly than expected

Vegetables are more expensive and fruit is cheaper in comparison with last year.

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Carmakers were the most significant producers in January

If it were not for the automotive sector, Slovak industrial production would fall says analyst.

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