The amenities that surprise in buildings: from the most unusual to the ones that work like Tinder
The real estate market in Argentina is shifting, with amenities becoming central to premium residential experiences, reflecting broader cultural changes in living and working.
Aliyu promises Sokoto traders grants after market reconstruction
Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu announced that financial grants will be given to local traders following the reconstruction of the fire-damaged Sokoto Central Market.
“Controlled” Dollar: The Treasury is said to have intervened in the exchange market to prevent further increases
Argentina's Treasury reportedly intervened in the exchange market to manage the rising value of the dollar.
Hyundai Construction's 'Hillstate Pyeongtaek Station Central City' Sails Smoothly amid Spotlight
The housing market in Pyeongtaek is recovering as Hyundai Construction's new project gains attention and Samsung Electronics resumes construction of a semiconductor plant.
Why did merchants in Meerut put up Samajwadi Party flags on their shops? BJP members had them removed
Merchants in Meerut's Central Market displayed Samajwadi Party flags in protest against potential demolition orders, but local BJP workers forced their removal amid tensions.
Central Group plans when and how to resume construction. We will prepare 2000 apartments, said its head
Central Group has announced plans to resume construction and is preparing to build 2000 new apartments in response to market demands.
The primary surplus of the central government is R$ 86.9 billion in January and reduces by 2.2% in a year
Brazil's central government reported a primary surplus of R$ 86.9 billion in January, slightly below market expectations and a 2.2% decrease from the same month last year.
Mergers and Acquisitions: Is Poland a Risky Market?
The article discusses the burgeoning M&A market in Central Eastern Europe, particularly in Poland, highlighting the increasing relevance of insurance policies that cover undisclosed risks in such transactions.
Price Differences for Apartments Have Increased
Price disparities for apartments in Sweden have grown, with central Stockholm properties reaching record sales while others remain significantly lower.
4 dead in military helicopter crash in central Iran
A military helicopter crash in a vegetable market in Isfahan, central Iran, has resulted in the death of four individuals, including two crew members and two civilians.
INFOGRAPHIC: The proportion of employed residents in Latvia increased last year
Latvia saw an increase in the percentage of employed residents last year, reaching 64.5% according to Central Statistical Bureau data.
Focus Bulletin: market analysts lower inflation estimate for 2026 to 3.91%
Market economists have reduced their inflation estimate for 2026 from 3.95% to 3.91%, marking the seventh consecutive decline in this indicator.
FT: Greece seeks a central role in the European natural gas market
An article highlights Greece's ambition to establish itself as a key entry point for LNG imports into Europe amid the transition to ban Russian natural gas.
Financial Times: Greece a Central Player in the European Market after Russian Gas
The Financial Times reports that Greece is emerging as the southern gateway to Europe for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports, particularly from the US, as the EU prepares for a full ban on Russian gas by 2027.
The market, in the rhythm of the ups and downs of interest rates
Recent volatility in interest rates in Argentina highlights the tug-of-war for liquidity between the Treasury and the Central Bank.
RESEARCH: Even a high salary can't keep Estonians at work if this one thing is lacking
A recent nationwide survey reveals that workplace well-being has become a central factor in Estonia's labor market, with many workers prioritizing well-being packages alongside salary.
Focus Bulletin: financial market reduces inflation estimate for this year to 3.95%
Economists have revised their inflation forecast for Brazil in 2026 down to 3.95%, marking the sixth consecutive decrease in this estimate.
The Downturn in the Labor Market is Very Deep
The ongoing downturn in Iceland's labor market is severe, with unemployment projected to exceed five percent in February.
Drone strikes in the Kordofan's region
Drone strikes in Central Sudan's Kordofan region killed 28 people at a market.
Can the euro become global? The obstacles and the cost
European leaders are intensifying efforts to enhance the euro's international role amid geopolitical challenges, focusing on deepening capital market integration and expanding access to euro liquidity.
Deadly Attack on Market in Sudan
A drone attack on a market in central Sudan has killed around 30 people and injured many others according to a local human rights group.
The independence of central banks is a guarantee for market stability
The article discusses the importance of central bank independence as a foundation for monetary policy and investor confidence, highlighting its role in enhancing market stability.
Gothenburg is growing faster than Stockholm – has a central "gold nugget" in its pocket
Gothenburg's population is growing more rapidly than Stockholm's, with plans for a new urban development next to the central station, while Stockholm faces housing issues and a potential exodus of residents.
Lagarde's Alarm: "With Conflicts and Disorder, Tensions in the Markets Will Be More Frequent"
Christine Lagarde emphasizes the increasing market tensions due to global conflicts and disorder during her remarks in Monaco.
The currency 'summer' continues: the dollar closed the week with a drop of $30 and the Central Bank bought $2.1 billion
The Argentine dollar saw a significant decline this week, reinforcing the ongoing period of relative currency stability known as the 'summer'.
ECB: The "Key" is the Consistency of the Supervisory Framework for the Asset Management Market
The European Central Bank emphasizes the need for a unified supervisory framework for the asset management sector in light of its rapid growth.
SK on Wins Majority of 1 Trillion Won Second ESS Market Orders, Surpassing Samsung and LG
SK On has successfully secured more than half of the orders in the 1 trillion won second energy storage system (ESS) central contract market, outperforming major competitors Samsung and LG.
The market after the labor reform: how the Merval and the dollar respond today
The Argentine market reacts positively to the government’s labor reform with a decrease in the official exchange rate and an increase in sovereign bonds.
Slight increase in the exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar
The Syrian pound has seen a slight increase in value against the dollar in the unofficial market, while the central bank maintains a fixed exchange rate in official transactions.
Naira set to strengthen with new BDC dollar limit
Market analysts predict that the naira will strengthen against the dollar following the Central Bank of Nigeria's announcement allowing Bureau de Change operators to purchase up to $150,000 weekly.
Keliber blasts the first lithium chunks from a Central Ostrobothnian rock - the company is a pioneer in the European battery market
Keliber has successfully detonated the first spodumene veins at its Syväjärvi open pit mine, marking a significant milestone in lithium production in Europe.
Will it offer higher rates? The Government tests the market and faces maturities of $8 trillion
The Argentine government faces a debt maturity of $8 trillion in its first auction of February, closely watched by investors due to rising inflation and a declining dollar.
Galípolo from the Central Bank speaks at a BTG Pactual event
Gabriel Galípolo, the president of the Central Bank of Brazil, announced new measures to enhance market supervision and improve the regulations of the Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC) following issues with Banco Master.
The ECB urges EU leaders to deepen the single market to revitalize the European economy
The European Central Bank has called on EU leaders to enhance the single market as a means to revitalize the economy amidst a global geopolitical turmoil.
Vendors protest in São Luís after closure of the Central Market and short transfer deadline
Street vendors in São Luís protested against the abrupt closure of the Central Market, expressing concerns over insufficient time to relocate to a new facility and the financial impact of the transition.
Japan: how the state became the biggest beneficiary of the Nikkei rise
Japan's state became the largest beneficiary of the Nikkei rise, owning 15% of listed shares through its pension fund and central bank.
Iraqi Central Bank: No intention to change the dinar exchange rate
The Iraqi central bank has stated there is no intention to change the dinar exchange rate, with ongoing measures to ensure market stability.
Gabriel Galípolo comments on the Master case
Brazil's Central Bank President Gabriel Galípolo noted that the Master Bank case has caused confusion regarding the legality of offering above-market yields, asserting that it alone does not justify a bank intervention.
Méliuz Shares Drop More Than 8% This Year Due to Bitcoin Depreciation
Méliuz shares have fallen over 8% in 2026, correlating with the decline of Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency central to the company's strategy.
Focus Report: for the 5th consecutive time, market lowers inflation estimate for this year to 3.97%
Economists have lowered Brazil's inflation estimate for 2026 to 3.97%, marking the fifth consecutive decline in the indicator according to the Central Bank's Focus Report.
CBN raises alarm over Nigeria fintech’s foreign reliance
The Central Bank of Nigeria warns that the country's fintech sector's heavy dependence on foreign investment makes it susceptible to global market fluctuations.
KNAB accuses two people of bribery at the Riga Central Market
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has handed a criminal case to the prosecutor's office, revealing evidence that two employees of AS "Rīgas Centrāltirgus" accepted bribes from individuals to secure trading spots in the renovated Root Pavilion at the Riga Central Market.
Request to Charge Employees of Riga Central Market for Bribery Related to Stalls in the Root Pavilion
The KNAB suggests initiating criminal proceedings against a former official and an employee of the Riga Central Market for accepting a total of 4500 euros in bribes to secure rental agreements with specific food service providers in the newly renovated Root Pavilion.
Gold between euphoria and correction: A week that tested investors' nerves
Last week saw a strong upward momentum for gold, breaking the $5,500 per ounce level and achieving nearly a 6% increase in a single day, driven by heightened demand for safe havens, central bank purchases, and accumulated speculative positions.
The ECB keeps rates at 2% for the fifth consecutive meeting
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain interest rates at 2% for the fifth consecutive time, reflecting a prudent approach in line with market expectations.
The Dutch Sold Houses 400 Years Ago to Buy Tulips
The article discusses the tulip market crash in the Netherlands, detailing how tulips, originally from Central Asia, became highly coveted and led to a frenzy known as Tulipomania in the 16th century.
CBN reforms, rising oil prices lift FX fortunes
Nigeria's foreign exchange market is improving due to Central Bank reforms and rising oil prices, enhancing the naira's value and strengthening external reserves.
Banks estimate increase in the sale of Brazilian companies' shares
Brazilian companies are expected to see an increase in share sales for the second consecutive year in 2026, driven by anticipated interest rate cuts by the Central Bank amid presidential election volatility.
The Syrian pound rises slightly in the parallel market in Aleppo and Idlib and declines in Hasakah
The Syrian pound appreciated slightly against the dollar in the parallel market in Aleppo and Idlib while declining in Hasakah, amid a stable exchange rate maintained by the central bank.
BRB has until Friday to tell the Central Bank how it will restore at least R$ 5 billion in its balance sheet; understand
The Banco de Brasília (BRB) must submit a plan to the Central Bank by Friday to reinforce its balance sheet by at least R$ 5 billion, aiming to ensure its market credibility.