Déjà Vu of the Economy and the Hidden Concerns of the Central Bank
The article discusses Greece's economic recovery and current concerns regarding credit ratings and investment levels.
Construction Performance Drops to Largest Extent in 14 Years
The construction performance indicator in South Korea has experienced its largest drop in 14 years, raising concerns over the industry’s recovery amid ongoing economic challenges.
Mideast oil crisis revives stagflation spectre, haunting China’s deflation battle
China faces potential economic challenges as rising oil prices from the Middle East could threaten its fragile recovery and spark stagflation.
The Zloty Tries to Come Back to Life: Recovering Losses After the War-Related Decline
The Polish zloty has suffered substantial losses due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East but shows signs of recovery as it appreciates slightly against major currencies.
Ghana aims to industrialize its agriculture with the help of China
Ghana is seeking to industrialize its agriculture with support from China, aiming to reduce palm oil imports and boost economic recovery.
Money, including debts, can no longer be a taboo topic in Poland
A report discusses the current state of household debt in Poland, highlighting that overdue debts are significant but show signs of recovery amid improved economic conditions.
Tourism in the Bothnian Bay Grows – Almost One Million Euro Profit Accelerates Negotiations for the Sale of the Kemi Tourism Company
The Kemi tourism company has achieved financial recovery, recording nearly 950,000 euros in profit last year, which has sparked negotiations for its potential sale.
Chart of the Day: The purchasing power of wages recovered only last year after the inflation shock, mostly in construction
Wages in Slovakia saw a nominal increase of nearly six percent in the last quarter of last year, leading to a nearly two percent real increase once inflation was taken into account.
From fluctuations to 'supply shock'.. oil and gas pressure European recovery
Europe faces a dual challenge with rising energy costs and supply disruptions amid the ongoing conflict in Iran, impacting economic recovery.
Will the situation in the Middle East hinder the spring economic revival?
The article discusses the potential impact of the Middle East situation on Poland's economic recovery in spring.
Spain requests 6.5 billion euros from Brussels for the sixth payment of the recovery plan
Spain has formally requested 6.5 billion euros from the European Commission as part of its recovery plan following the economic impact of the pandemic.
Stournaras: If the war continues, inflation will increase – The risk for Europe
Yiannis Stournaras warns that ongoing conflicts, particularly with Iran, could exacerbate inflation in Europe and disrupt its economic recovery.
Manufacturing: Increase in production and new orders at accelerated rates
The Greek manufacturing sector experienced a notable recovery in February, driven by increased production and new orders, as indicated by the latest S&P Global PMI® data.
Opinion. Recovery of Export VAT: An Odyssey for SMEs
The article discusses the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Argentina when recovering VAT on exports, highlighting the negative economic impacts of delays in refunds.
Tallinna Port's electricity network fees will increase at three ports
Tallinna Sadam will raise electricity network fees at Vanasadam, Muuga, and Paldiski Lõunasadam starting this Sunday due to rising input costs.
Finance minister hails 4.07% GDP growth in Q4 2025
Nigeria's finance minister celebrates a 4.07% GDP growth for Q4 2025, indicating economic recovery and stability.
South Africa’s economic growth forecast to reach 2% by 2028
South Africa's economy is expected to grow by 2% by 2028, indicating a positive outlook following a 2.1% growth in 2022, largely due to recovery from the pandemic.
Editorial: The secret weapon of the bourgeois party is Minja Koskela
The article discusses the Finnish government's financial adjustments and the looming uncertainty as upcoming elections approach, specifically focusing on strategies for reelection amid economic recovery challenges.
Former British PM Rishi Sunak joins star studded team for Ukraine's recovery
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been appointed to advise Ukraine on economic recovery amidst ongoing efforts for reconstruction and European integration.
Germany: Over 3 million unemployed – the labor market shows no signs of recovery
Germany continues to face significant unemployment, with over 3 million individuals without jobs, despite a slight increase in economic growth.
Is Bankruptcy an Opportunity or a Permanent Stigma?
The article discusses the cultural and normative differences between the American and Polish approaches to bankruptcy, highlighting the U.S. view as a fresh start, while Poland tends to see it as a personal failure.
"We have a Ferrari": producer imported a used machine from Poland and the business exploded
Rubén Viana and Eduardo Curutchet transformed hop production in Argentina by importing an efficient processing machine from Poland, significantly boosting productivity and reducing labor costs.
Recovery with Asterisks
The yen rebounded after the Bank of Japan Governor indicated that any interest rate hikes would depend on economic data, with market participants awaiting new catalysts.
A recovery plan approved for the Manufacture des Émaux de Longwy
The historic Manufacture des Émaux de Longwy in France will receive nearly 1.5 million euros as part of a recovery plan following a judicial reorganization initiated due to soaring energy costs.
Geneva meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations begins
A meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations focused on economic support and recovery begins in Geneva.
Election Strategy for National Recovery and Progressive Reconstruction
The article analyzes President Lee Jae-myung's unexpected political success and the shift in public perception regarding the Democratic Party's economic management.
Bank of Japan's Takada emphasizes the need for additional interest rate hikes, warns of falling behind
Takada from the Bank of Japan emphasizes the necessity for further interest rate increases amid global economic recovery to avoid lagging behind.
Credit is Back in the Game. Revival in the Market in 2026
The article discusses the anticipated growth in the Polish credit market for 2026, driven by declining interest rates and increased demand for both personal and business loans.
[Breaking News] The Bank of Korea holds the base rate at 2.50% for the sixth consecutive time
The Bank of Korea has decided to maintain the base rate at 2.50%, marking the sixth consecutive freeze since last July.
South Africa's debt stabilises for first time in 17 years
South Africa's debt is stabilizing for the first time in 17 years as the Finance Minister announces plans for a budget increase aimed at boosting security spending.
The industry moderated its pace of decline in January
In January, Argentina's industrial sector showed signs of recovery, with growth rates between 1.2% and 2.1% amid concerns over increased competition due to government-import policies.
Zelensky, Trump hold phone call ahead of Ukraine-US talks in Geneva
Ukrainian President Zelensky spoke with U.S. President Trump ahead of planned discussions regarding economic support for Ukraine.
Does the Spike in Unemployment Reveal a Crisis in Britain's Economy?
A recent spike in Britain's unemployment rate alongside weak economic growth indicators suggests deeper underlying issues in the UK's economic recovery.
Boasted of Economic Turnaround and Regretted Customs Verdict
The article discusses a prominent figure's claim of an economic recovery and their lamentation over a customs ruling.
Share Market Opened with a Stormy Surge After the Crash
The stock market opened with a strong recovery following a significant crash that occurred on Tuesday.
President Trump addressed the American Parliament, said these things
President Trump highlighted significant improvements in the United States during his recent address to Parliament, emphasizing that the country is now better, richer, and stronger than before.
Live: Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union speech 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address on February 24, focusing on economic recovery, job creation, immigration policy, and border security.
The latest empty promise of Pedro Sánchez on housing: banks and developers await concrete measures to build 15,000 social rental homes
The Spanish government announced a new housing initiative aimed at addressing the country’s housing crisis, proposing the construction of 15,000 social rental homes annually, backed by European recovery funds and private investments.
Santiago Bulat predicted what will happen with the dollar and offered advice on saving: "It's good in the short term"
Economist Santiago Bulat discusses the current economic situation in Argentina, emphasizing the dynamics of the dollar and the labor market.
Klaas Knot: Gloom and doom on Europe's future is overblown
Klaas Knot, former president of the Dutch central bank, asserts that negative forecasts regarding Europe's future are exaggerated, while acknowledging the need for continued progress within the continent.
World Bank pledges $6 billion to Mozambique over five years
The World Bank has committed to providing Mozambique with $6 billion over the next five years to support public investment amidst financial challenges.
Hard-earned balance. Ukraine is better off in many ways than a year ago
The article discusses Ukraine's improved situation compared to a year ago, highlighting various positive developments amid ongoing challenges.
Stock Market: The Shares Leading Turnover to 19-Year Highs
The turnover of transactions in the Athens Stock Exchange continues to soar, reminiscent of past high times, driven by a rally in stocks and increased interest from foreign investors.
Consumption is recovering. Companies remain cautious
Italy's economic recovery is showing signs of improvement in consumer spending, although businesses are cautious due to international uncertainties.
Minimum wage: How much will you see in your pocket from April 1 – The three scenarios
The upcoming minimum wage increase in Greece, effective from April 1, 2026, is set to be approximately 35 euros more per month, raising the gross minimum wage to around 915 euros, with an ultimate goal of reaching 950 euros by 2027.
Report: The recovery of Ukraine will cost almost 600 billion US dollars
A report from the World Bank and other organizations estimates that the damages in Ukraine due to Russia's invasion total $195.1 billion, with significant losses in housing and infrastructure.
Clean Name Fair: how to negotiate debts with up to 99% discount in Ceará
The Clean Name Fair in Ceará allows over three million consumers to negotiate debts with significant discounts until April 1, 2026.
China’s Lunar New Year sees modest rise in consumer spending, early data shows
Consumer spending in China during the Lunar New Year saw a modest increase, influenced by extended holiday measures and government efforts to stimulate demand.
Markets Await Upgrade of Greek Stocks to Advanced Market Classification
Investors are anticipating Greece's stock market to be upgraded from emerging to advanced market status amid signs of economic recovery.
Record Capital Flow into European Stocks
A record amount of capital is flowing into European stocks, indicating significant investor interest.