In its latest macro-economic prognosis published on Wednesday, the Finance Ministry stated that Slovakia's GDP is expected to fall by 7.2 percent year-on-year in 2020, mainly due to the coronavirus outbreak. ...
Delays in settling energy bills will not be penalised on a temporary basis due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Economy Ministry told the media on Thursday, adding that neither private individuals nor ...
It will be possible to pay sums higher than €20 without having to enter PIN codes in Slovakia, as Parliament on Wednesday passed a bill increasing the limit for contactless payments to €50.
Parliament has approved a bill introducing the possibility of postponing loan instalments by private individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises for nine months at most, with banks being obliged ...
Real-estate prices haven't been dropping lately and probably won't do so even in the foreseeable future, as the current crisis differs from that of 2008, analyst Rudolf Bruchanik of Bencont Investments ...
Slovaks will have to dig deeper into their pockets this Easter, as prices of several types of food have risen, Slovenská sporiteľňa bank analyst Lenka Buchalaková has stated.
Entrepreneurs from operations closed by the Government because of the novel coronavirus can apply for state aid as of Monday, said the Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and the Family, Milan Krajniak. ...
On Friday morning, after meeting with representatives of banks, the Slovak government introduced a so-called "Second help" bundle of measures. People affected by the crisis will be allowed to postpone ...
On Friday, the Dennik N daily reported that Google has released statistics for 131 countries showing how the behaviour of people has changed in the days since the introduction of strict prevention measures. ...
In a fast-tracked procedure on Thursday, Parliament approved several changes to the Labour Code with regard to the current state of emergency in Slovakia.
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