AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEconomic Outlook: The Bank of Albania warns that prolonged protests and energy disruptions could push inflation higher, weaken growth and hurt tourism and services; it held its base rate at 2.5%. Infrastructure & Energy: Albania’s budget allocates 68 billion lek to infrastructure and energy, including 5.5 billion lek for Corridor VIII. Kosovo is also seeking a new study to extend a planned rail link with Albania, though funding remains unresolved. Investment Climate: Concerns over the 2027 tax plan add to scrutiny of major projects, including a proposed $6 billion gas deal. Food Industry: Lab tests reportedly found aflatoxin in Albanian milk at levels up to 208% above EU limits. Legal Risks: Three Albanian entities, including a state-owned oil and gas company, have asked a US judge to pause enforcement of a roughly $13 million arbitral award while they challenge the court’s jurisdiction. Consumer Costs: A 15-item grocery basket costs €54.60 in Tirana, more than in other Western Balkan capitals surveyed.
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