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Exports dropped 12.4% on the year to some 35 billion leks, whereas imports edged down 1.6% to some 79 billion leks, INSTAT said in a monthly statement.
The National Agency for Water Supply and Sanitation, AKUK, has opened a tender procedure for a project valued at 562.8 million leks for the construction
The number of foreign citizens who checked into Kosovo hotels rose 20.2% to 357,717 in 2023, ASK said in a data release on Tuesday.
Compared to the end of December 2023, NAV expanded by 2.76% in the three months through March.
Compared to the end of April, international reserves were 4% higher at the end of May, the central bank said in a data release.
“airBaltic continuously evaluates passenger demand and market dynamics. Based on them, decisions such as this – to adapt the route network and flight
Kosovo's trade deficit narrowed by 2.9% year-on-year in May, reaching 430.6 million euro ($460.4 million), the statistical office, ASK, said on Friday.Exports increased 14.6% on the year to 85.7 mill
Thermal power plants produced 533.7 GWh of electricity, wind and solar plants generated 29.3 GWh, whereas hydro plants produced 37.8 GWh in April, ASK said in a monthly report.
Revenue increased 4% to 5.06 billion leks, while expenditures rose 4% to 4.82 billion leks, Balfin Construction said in a financial report filed with the country's business register.
The net profit of Kosovo's banks increased to 73.6 million euro ($79 million) in the first five months of 2024, from 65.9 million euro the prior-year period, the country's central bank said on Monday
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