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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty). Convergence report 2002 Sweden. COM (2002) 243 final, 22 May 2002

... economic convergence, but there is no requirement to do ...the final day of Stage 2 was fixed irrevocably against the euro from the first day of Stage ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty at the request of Lithuania). Convergence report 2006 on Lithuania. [SEC(2006) 614]. COM (2006) 223 final, 16 May 2006

... 2005 convergence programme, the headline general government deficit was expected to gradually decrease from ...the convergence programme estimates Lithuania’s debt ratio to remain at about 19-20 ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty at the request of Slovenia). Convergence report 2006 on Slovenia [SEC(2006) 615]. COM (2006) 224 final, 16 May 2006

... and convergence in interest rates have stimulated a progressive pick-up in the growth rate of bank lending to the private sector, notably to ...expand from negligible levels in 2003 to nearly 50 percent of ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty). Convergence report December 2006. COM (2006) 762 final, 5 December 2006

... Additional factors have also been examined, including product and financial market integration and balance of payments developments. The Estonian economy is highly integrated with the EU. In particular, trade and FDI ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty). Convergence Report 2004 [SEC(2004) 1268]. COM (2004) 690 final, 20 October 2004

... the convergence of long-term interest ...diverged from developments in the euro area which can be associated with an increased foreign exchange risk premium and higher inflation ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty). Convergence report 2000. COM (2000) 277 final, 3 May 2000

... the convergence examination some five years later, it was unclear whether these widened margins or the former margins of ...the Treaty had been drafted when the ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty at the request of Cyprus). Convergence report 2007 on Cyprus. COM (2007) 255 final, 16 May 2007

... Inflation is expected to remain low in the coming months largely due to a favourable oil price base effect, lower prices of clothing and footwear and the reduction of excises on cars. Inflation performance over the ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty at the request of Malta). Convergence report 2007 on Malta. COM (2007) 258 final, 16 May 2007

... All outstanding incompatibilities have been addressed in an Act amending the Central Bank of Malta Act that was adopted by Parliament on 28 February 2007 and should enter into force on the date of the introduction of the ... See full document

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Report from the Commission (prepared in accordance with Article 122(2) of the Treaty). Convergence report 2008. COM (2008) 248 final, 7 May 2008

... The stronger exchange rate of the koruna combined with low increases in regulated energy prices and fuel prices contributed to a decrease in annual HICP inflation to a historical low of 1.2% in summer 2007. Inflation ... See full document

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Report from the Commission. The Stabilisation and Association process for South East Europe First Annual Report [SEC(2002) 339] [SEC(2002) 340] [SEC(2002) 341] [SEC(2002) 342] [SEC(2002) 343]. COM (2002) 163 final, 3 April 2002

... The region is a complex political and economic mix. In the last few years, Croatia has managed to shed its recent past relatively successfully. Others are finding it enormously difficult to make headway against the twin ... See full document

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Sixth report from the Commission to the Council on the situation in world shipbuilding. COM (2002) 622 final, 13 November 2002

... Ship prices have declined by about 15 % since mid-2001, affecting almost all shiptypes. The biggest drops were seen for container ships in the 3500 TEU range (minus 20 %, comparing June 2001 to June 2002), large ... See full document

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Humanitarian Aid Office – ECHO. Annual report 2001. Report from the Commission. COM (2002) 322 final, 3 February 2002

... In view of improving capacity to prioritise its activities towards the areas of greatest humanitarian needs, in 2001 ECHO refined its methodology to assess needs. As a complementary instrument this analysis is based on ... See full document

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European Union Solidarity Fund annual report 2002-2003 and report on the experience gained after one year of applying the new instrument. Report from the Commission. COM (2004) 397 final, 26 May 2004

... The Commission services considered that direct damage should be estimated at € 436 million (adjusted figure to take account of IOPC compensations and deducting certain indirect damage from the figure ... See full document

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Fifth report from the Commission to the Council on the situation in world shipbuilding. COM (2002) 205 final, 30 April 2002

... While the decline in the world’s major economies mainly affected the liquid bulk and the container segments, the events of 11 September had a strong impact on the cruise industry which saw three bankruptcies and a ... See full document

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European competitiveness report 2002. Commission staff working document. SEC (2002) 528, 21 May 2002

... its convergence in terms of the stock of human capital towards the level of the United ...(March 2002) has confirmed these proposals and has set the objective of making its education and training systems a ... See full document

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Regular report from the Commission on Estonia's progress towards accession 2002. SEC (2002) 1402 final, 9 October 2002

... In the environment sector, further progress has been made. Estonia needs to continue alignment, in particular in the areas of waste, nature, chemicals, air protection and radiation; to invest in infrastructure including ... See full document

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Regular report from the Commission on Bulgaria's progress towards accession 2002. SEC (2002) 1400 final, 9 October 2002

... February 2002, the International Monetary Fund approved a two-year stand-by credit and a first review has been successfully concluded in July ...August 2002, the Bulgarian authorities submitted their latest ... See full document

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Regular report from the Commission on Cyprus' progress towards accession 2002. SEC (2002) 1401 final, 9 October 2002

... Cyprus has maintained robust economic growth. Between 1997 and 2001, the economy grew by an average 4.2% annually. Domestic demand has been a primary growth motor, with consumption fluctuating around a period average of ... See full document

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Annual report from the Commission on the Guarantee Fund and its management in 2001. COM (2002) 305 final, 13 June 2002

... of 22 December 1999 granting a Community guarantee to the EIB against losses on loans for projects outside the Community (Central and Eastern Europe, Mediterranean countries, Latin America and Asia and the ... See full document

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Joint Research Centre Annual Report 2001. COM (2002) 306 final/2, 2 September 2002

... Specific activities addressed a series of major themes, including: climate change - combating fraud keeping the EU at the forefront of efforts to fight a global threat; - from cybersecur[r] ... See full document

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