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  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • New Slovak government eyes tax, spending hikes, slow deficit reduction

    (Reuters) – Slovakia’s new government plans to raise multiple taxes, including on banks, to fund pension and other spending rises and slowly cut the euro zone’s highest budget deficit under a programme approved by the cabinet on Monday. Leftist Robert Fico became prime minister for the fourth time last month after winning an election in […]

  • Bank of Canada faces internal debate on rate hikes amid inflation concerns

    OTTAWA – The Bank of Canada is currently grappling with the challenge of controlling inflation, which has been a persistent issue since late 2021. Internal divisions have emerged among members regarding the course of action needed to meet their 2% inflation target. While some members at the October meeting advocated for further rate hikes, others […]

  • Bank of Canada faces internal debate on rate hikes amid inflation concerns

    OTTAWA – The Bank of Canada is currently grappling with the challenge of controlling inflation, which has been a persistent issue since late 2021. Internal divisions have emerged among members regarding the course of action needed to meet their 2% inflation target. While some members at the October meeting advocated for further rate hikes, others […]

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