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Finance Think at the Second Macro-Peer Learning Event

byФинанце Тхинк
🔹 Finance Think, represented by our Blagica Petreski, took part with a presentation on our good practices at the Second Macro-Peer Learning Event, organized by World Bank North Macedonia within the #EU Trust Fund for Strengthening #FiscalGovernance in the #WesternBalkans.

The event, held in Podgorica on September 29–30, brought together experts from ministries of finance, central banks, fiscal councils, and think tanks to discuss:

💡 the revised EU fiscal governance framework,
📊 growth nowcasting and cycle synchronization,
🌱 climate risk modeling and its application,
📉 debt sustainability assessments,
🔍 Fall 2025 forecasts and the surrounding uncertainties.

Grateful for the opportunity for such a fruitful and inspiring exchange of knowledge and experiences!

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