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Poland needs to monitor environmental impact of coal, energy industries' water use -report - Vimarsana News

Poland needs to monitor environmental impact of coal, energy industries' water use -report

Poland's government needs a database to monitor the coal and energy industries' high level of water consumption and its environmental impact, a think-tank advising on public policy said in a... -December 05, 2023 at 08:36 am EST - MarketScreener

Technical Recession Ends, KSH Confirms - Vimarsana News

Technical Recession Ends, KSH Confirms

Hungary's GDP grew 0.9% quarter-on-quarter in Q3, adjusted for seasonal and calendar year effects, marking the end of a technical recession, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) confirmed in a second reading of data released on Friday.

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Farm Input Prices Climb 5.4% in Q1-Q3 - Vimarsana News

Farm Input Prices Climb 5.4% in Q1-Q3

Farm input prices in Hungary rose 5.4% year-on-year in Q1-Q3, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.

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Recession is Over, Slow Recovery Ahead - Vimarsana News

Recession is Over, Slow Recovery Ahead

October has finally brought the much-awaited single-digit inflation figure, and the third-quarter GDP data was also good news. For all that, 2023 might be considered a “lost year.” As for the 2024 outlook, analysts’ opinions vary greatly. They agree, however, that while the worst has been left behind, a difficult and lengthy recovery is still ahead.

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Letters: The Conservatives need to change the narrative on cutting taxes - Vimarsana News

Letters: The Conservatives need to change the narrative on cutting taxes

SIR – Much of the narrative around tax cuts suggests that they are “given to the rich”. The Conservatives must change this narrative. To grow the economy, we need to improve productivity, and at the moment the incentives are not strong enough. Why work harder when you know that the state will just take more? William Burgess Peterborough

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