Albania Country Report - December, 2015

January 12, 2016

This report covers the key macroeconomic and financial releases as well as the political events from Albania for the period of December 10, 2015 – January 11, 2016.
World Bank sees Albanian economy growing by 3.4% in 2016
Bankers Petroleum adopts $65mn capital programme for Albanian operations in 2016
C-bank keeps key rate unchanged at 1.75%
Operator of Tirana airport bows to pressure over exclusive rights to international flights
Albanian prosecutors find damages of €60mn to state budget from various fraud schemes in H2 2015
Albanian president ratifies amnesty law as part of EU-required judiciary reforms


Key points:
• CPI inflation slows slightly to 2% y/y in Dec 2015
• Albania’s economy expands by 2.98% y/y in Q3 2015
• Albanian govt cuts 11-mo budget gap by 40.9%, revenues 4.2% below plan
• Albania's foreign visitors up 12.7% y/y in Q3
• Albania's registered jobless rate down 0.6pp q/q, up 0.3pp y/y to 13.2% in Q3
• Albania's NPL ratio falls to 19.9% at end-Nov

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