(Bloomberg) -- Slovak economic growth may exceed 8
percent this year as earlier foreign investment into export-
oriented companies helps fuel expansion, a policy maker said.
Slovak central bank board member Ludovit Odor said in an
interview at a banking conference in Prague today that it is
``realistic'' growth will be close to the bank's forecast of 8.9
percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
percent this year as earlier foreign investment into export-
oriented companies helps fuel expansion, a policy maker said.
Slovak central bank board member Ludovit Odor said in an
interview at a banking conference in Prague today that it is
``realistic'' growth will be close to the bank's forecast of 8.9
percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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