BRATISLAVA, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press reports and events to watch which may affect Slovak financial markets on Monday.
161-DAY T-BILLS
The finance ministry's Debt and Liquidity Management Agency (ARDAL) will auction 161-day treasury bills.
SLOVAK AND GERMAN MINISTERS OF AGRICULTURE TO MEET
Slovak minister of agriculture Zsolt Simon will meet his German counterpart Ilse Aigner, press briefing 1300 GMT
SLOVAKIA, HUNGARY SIGN GAS PIPELINE AGREEMENT
The prime ministers of Slovakia and Hungary signed a deal on Friday to build a gas pipeline between the two nations as part of wider plans to boost energy security in central Europe.
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SLOVAKIA, HUNGARY TO START CITIZENSHIP LAW TALKS
Slovakia and Hungary will try to ease tensions over
dual-citizenship laws with talks starting next month, Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radicova said on Friday after meeting her Hungarian counterpart.
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DEXIA SAYS WINS APPEAL OVER SLOVAKIA PAYMENT
Decision of the Bratislava regional court was in favour of Dexia and ruling canceled first-instance judgment of May 2010 by which Dexia banka Slovensko was condemned to pay an amount in principal of EUR 138 million. The case will revert back to the First-Instance Court of Bratislava which will have to render a new judgment.
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STRABAG BOOSTED BY POLAND, RUSSIAN HOPES
Austrian construction group Strabag <STRV.VI> could boost output volume 5 percent in 2011 as brisk growth in Poland helps offset austerity measures and sluggish economies elsewhere.
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VW SLOVAKIA EYES SUPPLIER STRIKE-ALERT
Slovak unit of the German carmaker Volkswagen could be forced to stop its production as its main seats supplier Johnson Controls warned with strike of its employees seeking higher wages.
Hospodarske noviny, page 13
SLOVAK RAILWAYS EYE JOB CUTS
Slovak Railways said the company has to cut some lines and lay off number of employees, or miss their plan to avert widening losses. Slovak prime minister said she wanted to postpone this measures for later.
Hospodarske noviny, page 4
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