The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Tuesday it has signed a new unfunded risk-sharing ...

The Croatian stocks gained more than 2.50% on Tuesday, erasing their losses from the previous day, amidst a notable decline in global oil prices, which has boosted investor sentiment on the equity ...

Albania's finance ministry sold 9.82 billion leks ($119.2 million/102.3 million euro) worth of Treasury bills in two auctions held on Tuesday, the central bank said.

Croatia's second largest city of Split acquired the Spaladium Arena sports hall in a 60 million euro ($70 million) debt-for-equity swap with local real estate renting company Sportski grad TPN, which ...

Some 200,000 shares of Bosnia and Herzegovina's investment fund BIG Investiciona Grupa, representing a 1.9% stake, will be offered for sale at two auctions on March 18, the Sarajevo bourse said on ...

The government of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Federation said it sold 50 million marka ($29.7 million/25.6 million euro) worth of six-month Treasury bills at an auction on Tuesday, below the planned 80 ...

Producer prices for industrial products in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Federation increased 1.5% in January, the entity's statistical office said on Tuesday.

Prices in Serbia's restaurants and hotels rose by 4.8% on the year in February, at the same annual rate as in the month before, the statistical office said on Tuesday.

Croatian oil and gas company INA said on Tuesday it completed project worth nearly 700 million euro ($815 million) for the upgrade of the Rijeka refinery, the largest single investment in its history.

Three Slovenian blue-chip companies - drug maker Krka, Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), and energy company Petrol - started trading on the Vienna Stock Exchange’s international market segment, the bourse ...

Albania’s jobless rate rose to 8.3% in the fourth quarter of 2025, up 0.4 percentage points as compared to the same period of 2024, the statistics office, INSTAT, said on Tuesday.

Slovenia's industrial production declined 3.0% in January, after it fell 4.1% in December, the country's statistical office, SURS, said on Tuesday.