In July, the Business Climate Indicator (BCI) for the euro area picked up after the pause observed in June. The improvement in the indicator suggests that economic activity in industry will continue to recover in the coming months, although it has still some way to go to reach its pre-crisis level. Managers in industry were upbeat about their order books and production trend observed in recent months. [more]
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Policy Pipeline EU Business Climate Indicator for the euro area picks up
Policy Pipeline EU Business Climate Indicator for the euro area picks up
Business Climate Indicator for the euro area picks up
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The council monitors economic policy developments in the Czech Republic and abroad so that policymakers can have a better understanding of trends and innovations.
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Czech Republic
- 09/05/12 Chamber of Deputies insists on the Act on Energy on the Support of Renewable Energy Sources
- 09/05/12 Government: Code of Ethics for public officials and public administration employees approved
- 09/05/12 Directive on public incentives in regions passed
- 09/05/12 Control Code passed by the Chamber of Deputies
- 03/05/12 Proposal of public contracts directives
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EU
- 17/05/12 STATEMENT OF THE AMERICAN HELLENIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON THE DECISION FOR NEW GENERAL ELECTIONS
- 11/05/12 Europe in Figures - Eurostat Yearbook 2012
- 11/05/12 Mobile roaming prices to be cut from 1 July
- 11/05/12 European Economic Forecast, Spring 2012
- 09/05/12 Communication on State Aid Modernisation
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US + Globe
- 12/05/12 Russia: Amendment to the civil law concerning real estate
- 11/05/12 Russia: Shortage of medical staff all across Russia
- 09/05/12 China: New option for companies to raise capital
- 07/05/12 China: Green buildings construction supported by government
- 05/05/12 China-US dialogue leads to strengthened bilateral cooperation
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