Ljubljana, 31 March (STA) - Households in Slovenia saved a record high share of their disposable income in the coronavirus year 2020, while their final consumption expenditure saw a record drop, the Statistics Office (SURS) said on Wednesday.

Ljubljana, 31 March (STA) - Consumer prices in Slovenia grew at an annual rate of 0.1% in March, ending a seven-month deflation spurt on the back of higher prices of non-durable goods and electricity, the Statistics Office said on Wednesday.

Ljubljana, 31 March (STA) - Slovenia's general government deficit in 2020 amounted to EUR 3.87 billion or 8.4% of GDP, while the gross general government debt stood at EUR 37.43 billion or 80.8% of GDP, the Statistics Office reported on Wednesday.

Most of Slovenia’s best companies are mid-size. Though less known in the wider public, they operate on a global scale and often play the role of a niche leader. These enterprises are highly innovative and represent a true pillar of Slovenia’s exporting economy.

The creative and cultural industries are of key importance for modern economies. Slovenia is no exception with a thriving computer gaming scene, top designers and creators of leading computer graphics technologies.

Ljubljana’s Elaphe company, the tech leader in in-wheel electric motor, attracted new investment from the European fund specialising in sustainable energy solutions.