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Global crisis changes face of the Russian retail industry
Russia’s exposure to the global financial crisis had become unquestionable by the end of 2008. After years of dynamic development, a result of the country’s stable economic growth, rising incomes and expansion of modern retail channels, the Russian economy started slowing down to encounter severe after-effects of the economic downturn ... read more »
Polski sektor energetyczny wkracza w decydującą fazę gruntownej modernizacji
Polski sektor energetyczny, ze względu na wieloletnie niedoinwestowanie, stoi przed potrzebą pozyskania w ciągu nadchodzących lat nawet 200 mld zł na inwestycje w nowe moce wytwórcze i sieci przesyłowe. Jednak nie wszystkie wstępnie zadeklarowane projekty zostaną zrealizowane. Najbardziej realna wydaje się być kwota około 100 mld zł przeznaczonych na inwestycje ... read more »
IN RUSSIAN - Light at the end of tunnel for the Russian construction industry
Свет в конце тоннеля для российской строительной индустрии
Строительная отрасль в России в целом довольно сильно пострадала от глобального экономического кризиса. Спад на внутреннем строительном рынке начался уже в 2008 году и усилился в 2009. Большинство строительных проектов было приостановлено и практически ни один новый проект в жилой или коммерческой недвижимости ... read more »
$585bn stimulus plan provides ongoing impetus for Chinese construction boom
The multi-billion dollar stimulus plan rolled out by the Chinese government has resulted in very substantial orders for companies involved in construction-related business, including contractors and producers of building materials and equipment, as most of the money invested is being spent on infrastructure and residential construction projects.
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Cement market in Central Europe to grow slightly in 2010
Both the construction and cement markets in the Central European countries have been hit hard by the global downturn. The combined cement consumption in six countries of the region – Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and
Slovakia – is set to fall from over 44 million tonnes ... read more »
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