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Payment and financial market analyst, Payment Systems Policy Division, Payment Systems Department
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What will the second Payment Services Directive bring about?
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News
13.09.2019.
Wage increases result in higher prices: Empirical investigation
13.09.2019.
The current account deficit stood at 1.3% of GDP in the second quarter
13.09.2019.
Country-Level Effects of the ECB's Expanded Asset Purchase Programme
11.09.2019.
Economic Conference "Labour Markets in the Baltics: Challenges Ahead"
02.09.2019.
Domestic demand remains the only pillar supporting GDP growth
30.08.2019.
Despite rising wages the pay gap remains significant
03.09.2019.
Corporate deposits have notably increased
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