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Floods in Poland to cause limited damages but GDP impact may be higher
Although the scale of humanitarian losses cannot be properly counted, we think available data suggests the economic impact of the flood will be relatively benign, c.0.3% of GDP. We also see a limited impact on both inflation and Poland’s fiscal stance, while the impact on GDP should be higger than the scale of damages would suggest
By Kuba Stezycki, Janis Laizans and Radovan Stoklasa WROCLAW, Poland/OSTRAVA, Czech Republic (Reuters) -Residents and ...
A massive floodwave moving across Central Europe was threatening new areas and raising concerns among residents and leaders.
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Wroclaw, Poland's third-largest city, prepared for peak floodwaters after severe flooding in central Europe. The flood wave ...
Slovakia will receive €1 billion of the €10-billion package from EU cohesion funds to deal with the consequences of the recent floods, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD), who attended on Thursday ...
A low-pressure system named 'Boris' caused the worst flooding in more than two decades from Romania to Poland over the past ...
Wroclaw's flood defences have held up amidst the worst flooding in central Europe in decades. The city faced significant flood risks from the Polish-Czech border wave, but severe damage was averted.
Although the scale of humanitarian losses cannot be properly counted, we think available data suggests the economic impact of ...
A social media producer whose accounts would normally show people where to eat out and relax in the historic Polish city of ...
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