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Norwegian investment director Robert Næss warns that the record-high national debt in the USA may indicate impending economic downturns.

La Liga has reported an unprecedented economic recovery with record revenues and attendance, as revealed in their annual financial report.

Zabka, a Polish convenience store chain, reported a profit of 1 billion zlotys in 2025, indicating strong sales growth amidst challenging economic conditions.

Last year saw a record number of patient damage reports in Finland, reaching 10,800, which is a 13% increase from the previous year.

Gold prices have recently experienced sharp fluctuations, dropping nearly 13% from record highs, influenced by U.S. monetary policy and Middle Eastern tensions.

Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou criticized SYRIZA in the Greek Parliament, emphasizing the party's record on taxation amidst ongoing discussions of a legislative act.

The Alessandria court has initiated controlled liquidation for an 80-year-old artisan burdened by 2.5 million euros in debt, highlighting a structural contradiction in Valenza's gold market.

The article discusses the implications of rising U.S. public debt amid ongoing military conflicts and fiscal policies.

Lamborghini's 2025 projections indicate record operational results, with a noted increase in female clientele amidst challenging economic conditions.

The national average gasoline price in Japan has reached a record high of 190.8 yen per liter, reflecting a significant increase due to rising crude oil prices caused by tensions in the Middle East.

The Brazilian National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) reported a record recurring profit of R$ 15.2 billion for 2025, marking a significant increase from the previous year and reflecting strong credit activity in the economy.

In 2025, costs for social security contributions in Spain increased by 4.5%, exceeding the growth rate of salaries, amidst a strong economic growth and record business margins.

Expert Hellas reported impressive growth in 2025 with record sales, despite challenges from rising consumer goods prices.

Argentina's grain sector is expected to generate slightly lower dollar income this year compared to the last, despite a record wheat harvest and promising forecasts for corn and sunflower.

In Finland, the average amount of consumer loans applied for has reached record highs, according to a report from loan comparison platform Sortter.

Brazilian companies Raízen and Pão de Açúcar are facing significant financial challenges amid high-interest rates, leading to a record number of corporate restructurings.

The services sector in Brazil grew by 0.3% in January compared to December, reaching a historical peak since the data series began in 2011.

A research group has reported that income inequality in Russia is nearing record highs amid various economic challenges.

Mexico has seen a record in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2025, but local investment is declining, highlighting a significant economic paradox.

Private education expenses for students in South Korea amounted to 27.5 trillion won last year, reflecting a slight decrease compared to the previous year, yet remaining the second highest figure on record.

Mercadona has reported record profits and revenue, with CEO Juan Roig highlighting the challenges posed by international events on the business.

In February, Mexico saw the creation of 182,778 jobs, marking a record for that month according to the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), despite a decline in job creation during the first two months of the year compared to previous years.

The second edition of the Aviation and Tourism Summit will take place on March 18, following a successful inaugural event that set record attendance.

Municipalities in Germany are facing a record deficit exceeding 30 billion euros, prompting proposals for reforms to stabilize their financial situation.

The economic record of President Denis Sassou-Nguesso is central to his campaign for a fifth term in the upcoming presidential election in Congo-Brazzaville.

In 2025, a record 64% of Germans went on at least one holiday of five days or more, marking the highest travel inclination in almost two decades, despite economic and political uncertainties.

The Egyptian pound has fallen to its lowest level, surpassing 52 pounds against the US dollar, influenced by the economic impacts of the US-Israel war on Iran.

The Icelandic power company continues to record profits even in the face of economic contraction.

Dollar deposits in Argentina have hit a historic high of over $39 billion, but banks indicate that savings held outside the banking system have yet to be brought in.

The KOSPI and KOSDAQ indices in Korea experienced a significant recovery, with KOSPI rising by 9.6% and KOSDAQ by 14.1% after a record plunge the previous day.

A recent Gallup poll shows that President Yoon's approval rating has reached a record high of 65%, with positive evaluations largely attributed to economic conditions and real estate policies.

China has set its GDP growth target for 2026 at a record low of 4.5-5%, signaling a strategic shift in its economic model.

In the first months of this year, women make up 45.5% of new customers on the Nordnet investment platform, marking the highest percentage ever recorded.

In 2025, Slovakia saw a record 390,800 Polish visitors, marking a significant increase in tourism from Poland, which is now one of the key markets for Slovak tourism.

Poland's public debt rose to 1,951.9 billion PLN by the end of December 2025, marking a record increase due to various economic factors.

Brazil's historically low unemployment rate masks persistent challenges in the labor market, particularly concerning workforce underutilization.

Spanish companies set a record profit of 71.118 billion euros in 2025, indicating strong market performance despite economic uncertainties.

Germans are increasingly spending on vacations, particularly to Mediterranean destinations, with a record 92 billion euros spent on travel last year.

The Nikkei average rose to 58,850 yen, marking a record high for the third consecutive day as investor expectations grow for the Takagi administration.

Luxembourg faces a paradox of high living costs and a significant number of working poor, despite being one of the richest nations in Europe.

Stellantis reports a record net loss of 22.3 billion euros for 2025, raising concerns about the viability of its electric vehicle strategy amidst economic challenges.

Record numbers of Americans are leaving the United States for other countries, contrary to historical trends and amidst strict immigration policies.

Russian regions reported a record budget deficit of 1.48 trillion rubles ($19.22 billion) in 2025, largely due to increasing expenditures outpacing revenue growth.

Mexico closed 2025 with the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) in its history, but there are cautionary signs that require attention.

Global debt has surged to a record $348 trillion by the end of 2025, marking the fastest rise since the pandemic, primarily due to increased government deficits.

Mexico achieved a record Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of $40.871 billion in 2025, marking a 10.8% annual increase compared to the previous year.

Despite the absence of major events like the European Football Championship and concerts by Adele, Munich's tourism sector has shown remarkable resilience and stability in 2025, maintaining nearly the same record levels of visitors as in the previous year.

President Trump’s lengthy State of the Union address highlighted several memorable moments, including political disruptions and a focus on economic achievements.

The IMF calls on China to shift towards consumption-led economic growth and implement stronger fiscal measures to support domestic demand amidst a record trade surplus.

Poland's mining industry continues to struggle, facing significant financial losses and declining coal production and sales.