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English
The review includes the analysis of the macroeconomic indicators, economy financial performance, and credit and monetary policy. A certain section of the review is devoted to the situation in the real sector of the economy by main kinds of activities. The review describes the most probable scenarios of developments.
SUMMARY
I. ECONOMY OF BELARUS – RESULTS OF 2018
GDP and industrial production
Public debt and gold and foreign exchange reserves
Belarus in the international context
Leaders and outsiders of the Belarusian economy
Troubled debts of economic entities
Leaders and outsiders of the Belarusian economy
Consumer sector
II. ECONOMY OF BELARUS – 2019
Optimistic scenario
Basic scenario
Pessimistic scenario
Forecast for development in a range of branches
VOLUME: 41 pages
COST: USD 470.00
In January-March 2020, Belarus; GDP amounted to 99.7% in comparable prices as against January-March 2019. Although Belarus' GDP gradually began to win back the January fall in February-March of this year, the index is nevertheless decreasing.
This conclusion is contained in the review "Economy of Belarus in February-March 2020" prepared by the experts of the research company InComeIn.
An example of many countries struggling with the coronavirus epidemic shows that the introduction of quarantine can not only stop the spread of the epidemic but also prevent serious economic consequences for the country and the population. The likelihood that enterprises in Belarus will not be able to partially or fully carry out their activities due to the coronavirus epidemic only increases.
According to the Department of Statistics of the Eurasian Economic Committee (EEC), the GDP of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries grew by 1.4% in comparable prices over the past year. All main kinds of activities demonstrated growth. Passenger transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing showed the greatest growth.
