The electric power industry in Russia generates 3% of the count🥃ry’s gross domestic product (GDP) and the government sees it as a strategically important sector. So🅺, in accordance with the Federal Law, the Russian government controls key assets ...

The automotive sector in Roma𓆏nia experienced significant growth since the privatisation of Dacia in 1999 and became a key pillar of the eco♓nomy. According to Oxford Economics data, the automotive sector generated 9.5% of the manufacturing value added ...

The rapid economic growth✤ and the rising earnings in Romania are fuelling consumer confidence and spending. This, coupled with supportive policy measures from the government in the form of VAT cuts, is having a significant positive impac🏅t on the ...

The banks, which represent 81% of the Turkish financial system by assets, are vital to the financial stability in the country. The local non-bank financial market is underdeveloped and th♔e institutions operating in the segment are small, when ...

The beverages industry is among the most important sectors of the Polish economy, according to our estimates, responsible for around 3% of GDP and a major provider of jobs. The alcoholic b🎀everages Subsector alone generates more than 300,000 jobs. ...

Mining is one of Russia’s key industries: in 2016 the “mining and quarrying” sector – a category which in Russian statistics includes oil and🔯 gas extraction, as well as mining more narrowly defined – generated 8.5% of ...

The Hungarian financial sector has significant potential for catching up with regional and EU development levels. The total loan-to-GDP ratio of credit institutions amoun🧸ted to 50.9% in 2015. The financial sector (banking and insurance) generated 2 ...

Food and beverages accounted for over 22% of the consumption expenditure of Czech households in 2015. The food and beverages sector’s gross value added (GV🅰A) amounted to CZK 83.4bn in 2015, accounting for 2% of the economy’s total GVA and ...

Russia’s banking industry expanded at a robust pace in the 2000-2014 period, with assets growing at an average of 30.2% a year. The industry, however, suffered a serious blow in 2015-2016, when the economy entered 🎶a recession triggered by low ...

Poland's retail sector is well-developed and has provided a good springboard not only for its representatives, but also for the economy asꦬ a whole, as it cushioned the slowdowns in the last two economic cycles. The sector employs around 18% of the ...