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25. 1. 2012

TS: Heat price averaged CZK 530/GJ last year

The average price of heat from coal power plants in 2011 reached ca. CZK 470 per GJ, according to Teplárenské Sdružení (Heating Industry Association).

25. 1. 2012

Government approves loan of EUR 1.5 bln to IMF

On Wednesday, January 25 the government of the Czech Republic approved a loan to the International Monetary Fund in the volume of EUR 1.5 bln.

25. 1. 2012

IMF: Global economy to grow by 3.3%

The global economy will likely grow by 3.3% in 2012 and by 3.9% in 2013, according to a prediction made public by the International Monetary Fund.

24. 1. 2012

ČPU: Gas consumption in CR down 10% last year

Natural gas consumption in the Czech Republic totalled 8,075.3 mln m3 in 2011, according to preliminary data from the Czech Gas Union.

24. 1. 2012

ČSÚ: Confidence in domestic economy grows

In January 2012 confidence in the domestic economy increased y/y with the aggregate indicator up 2.5 points.

24. 1. 2012

Households held 2.8 % of state bonds at end of 2011

Households and non-profit institutions held more than 2.8 % of crown-denominated state debentures at the end of 2011, thus holding CZK 28.675 bln.

24. 1. 2012

Eurostat: Industrial orders in EU down 1.4 %

New industrial orders in the euro area fell 1.3 % m/m in the euro area in November 2011; they fell 1.4 % in the European Union.

23. 1. 2012

Prices of German industrial producers rise 4%

In December 2010, the index of producers of industrial products intended for the local German market rose 4% compared with December 2010.

23. 1. 2012

ČNB: Euro area to expect 0.3% drop in GDP this year

According to Consensus Economics (CE) expectations, the euro area is to expect a 0.3% drop in GDP in 2012.

20. 1. 2012

Eurostat: EU’s industrial output higher between Sep-Nov

Between September and November, industrial output in the European Union increased 1% from the same period a year ago while compared with the previous three months, the industrial output fell 1%.

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