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The FINANCIAL -- The EBRD has cut its 2014 economic forecasts for south-eastern Europe as a result of major flood damage in the region and stresses in the Bulgarian banking sector, according to EBRD.

The FINANCIAL -- Turkey's progress towards economic rebalancing may become more challenging for the remainder of 2014, despite the success of policy adjustments made earlier in the year, says Fitch Ratings. Monetary policy settings have loosened since May, while the fragile eurozone

The FINANCIAL -- Leading City figures gathered for the twelfth annual Lloyd’s City Dinner, hosted by Chairman John Nelson and featuring guest speaker Sir Michael Rake, President of The Confederation of British Industry (CBI). During his speech, John Nelson highlighted Lloyd’s strong

The FINANCIAL -- Artur Radziwiłł, Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Poland, and Mamta Murthi, World Bank Country Director for Central Europe and the Baltic Countries, signed the first Resilience and Growth Development Policy Loan (DPL)

The FINANCIAL -- Brussels - The commission's report highlighted a sharp increase in the number of detained articles that would be potentially dangerous to the health and safety of consumers. They accounted for a total of 25.2% articles detentions, roughly double the

The FINANCIAL -- Three candidates, representing different political positions, were generally able to campaign freely, and freedoms of assembly and association were respected in the 10 August presidential election in Turkey, international election observers said in a statement published by Parliamentary Assembly.