Wed, 7 Sep 2011: Russian investment breaking into Eastern European business…
Sep 7, 2011 Baltics
These so-called “investors” only contribute to some, already well-developed, possibly over-developed, sectors of the economy, such as in real estate, and the banking business, but othe...Tags: Aggressive Tactics, Amo, Eastern European Business, Investment Business, Investments, Investors, Jelgava, Latvia, Majority Shareholder, Money, Moscow Mayor, Real Estate, Rsquo, Russian Investment, Sectors Of The Economy, Yuri Luzhkov
Wed, 1 Feb 2006: Lithuanian GDP surges…
Feb 1, 2006 Lithuania
In 2004 GDP growth was 7 percent. All key sectors of the economy, with the exception of mining and quarrying, contributed to GDP growth last year, the Statistics Department said. Value-added growt...Tags: Communications Construction, Consumption, Economic Expansion, Gdp, Gdp Growth, Hotels, Latvia, Lithuanian, Personal Incomes, Production Sectors, Restaurants, Retail Trade, Sectors Of The Economy, Statistics Department, Wholesale
Thu, 20 Mar 2003: Investments plummeting…
Mar 20, 2003 Baltics
The fall in direct investments was mainly affected by a decline in the inflow of stock capital and loan capital. The majority of direct investments were from Finland and Sweden, while the most pop...Tags: Capital Expansion, Communication, Cyprus, Decline, Finance, Finland, Foreign Countries, Inflow, Investments, Kroons, Latvia, Lithuania, Loan Capital, Sectors Of The Economy, Stock, Sweden
Thu, 23 Jul 1998: Report reveals a healthy economy…
Jul 23, 1998 Baltics
The state debt per GDP decreased to 12.2 percent. Beginning in 1996, growth is noticeable in almost all sectors of the economy. The GDP increased by 6.5 percent in 1997. Foreign investors see Latv...Tags: Attractive Country, Capita, Daugavpils, Decade, Finance, Foreign Direct Investment, Foreign Investors, Foreign Money, Gdp, Lats, Liepaja, Sectors Of The Economy, Share Capital, State Debt, Ventspils