Economics
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Despite a 1% decrease in the real salaries of Portuguese secondary school teachers between 2015 and 2022, a recent report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation
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Belgium has experienced a substantial increase in savings, with citizens saving €5 billion more in 2023 compared to previous years, according to data from the National Bank of Belgium (NBB),
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Poland's government-owned Postal Bank (BP) has reported a historic profit of PLN 106.5 million (EUR 22.9 million) in the first half of 2023, marking its most substantial half-yearly and annual
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The Flemish government is facing a potentially higher budget deficit for 2024, with estimates indicating it could be one billion euros higher than initially projected, according
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On September 11, 2023, the European Commission revised its economic growth expectations for the year, anticipating a slowdown in growth compared to its previous
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Despite the current challenges faced by companies, the job market in Europe continues to exhibit positive trends. In the second quarter, the number of employed individuals
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France is set to follow in Germany's footsteps by introducing a budget-friendly monthly rail pass next summer, designed to promote eco-friendly transportation, according to Transport Minister
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According to data agency Hiiper, the relentless upward trajectory of supermarket prices has finally ceased, offering a temporary respite for consumers. Recent analyses reveal that many
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The Lithuanian government recently approved a raise in the minimum monthly wage to 924 euros, a decision that has drawn criticism from economist Justas Mundeikis,
Belgium experiences food price inflation in line with neighboring nations, government survey reveals
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Belgium is witnessing a surge in food prices that closely mirrors the trends seen in its neighboring countries, as indicated by a recent study conducted by the Federal Public

