Retail sales in February in Poland slightly below forecasts
Retail sales in Poland saw a slight decline in February, with significant growth in fuel sales but weaker performance in clothing and grocery segments.
Caputo said that the Government has "some important businessmen against"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo claimed that some media and influential businessmen are part of a conspiracy to undermine the government by spreading polls that show a decline in its public image.
The model of a country: Norway, a virtuous example that Argentina could look to
The article discusses how Norway's economic model, characterized by a sovereign fund and sustainable management, serves as a potential example for Argentina amid economic discomfort.
Supermarket rice prices at 3,980 yen for 5 kilograms, first drop into 3,000 yen range in over six months
The average price of rice in Japanese supermarkets has dropped to 3,980 yen for 5 kilograms, marking the first time in 6.5 months that prices have fallen into the 3,000 yen range.
Escalation in the Markets After Trump's Ultimatum and Iran's Reply. Another Oil Shock?
The article discusses the impact of escalating conflicts in the Middle East on global oil markets, highlighting sharp declines in Asian stock markets and rising oil prices.
Stock markets plunge after Trumpโs ultimatum on Iran
Global stock markets fell significantly after President Trump threatened military action against Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.
The state first overcharges on our backs
The article criticizes the Greek government's refusal to reduce fuel taxes despite the potential benefits for the economy and citizens.
Will the government's trick with inflation work again this time?
The New Democracy government in Greece has twice lowered the threshold for assessing its economic and social policies, using propaganda to frame rising prices as imported issues rather than domestic failures.
Blue dollar today: what it is worth this Monday, March 23
The blue dollar is trading at 1405 for buying and 1425 for selling in Argentina as of March 23, 2026.
The Iranian War as a Double-Edged Sword: Russia Gains and Loses
The Iranian conflict is providing Russia with short-term revenue boosts from rising oil prices, but it also poses risks related to sanctions and inflation.
Trump and Starmer discussed โ IEA chief warned of serious threat to the global economy
The IEA chief warns of a serious threat to the global economy due to crises in the Middle East, leading to rising oil prices and subsequent impacts on global markets.
IEA Chief: The War in the Middle East Threatens the World Economy
Fatih Birol, the head of the IEA, warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is leading to significant global oil and gas crises that threaten the world economy.
Global energy chief warns of worst crisis in decades
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that the global economy faces a significant threat due to the ongoing energy crisis stemming from the conflict in the Middle East.
War Hits Asia Hard โ Stock Markets Plummet
The ongoing Iran conflict continues to wreak havoc on Asia's economy, with stock markets across the region experiencing significant declines.
Asian stocks tumble, oil jumps on Trumpโs Iran ultimatum
Asian stocks fell sharply while oil prices surged after escalating threats between Donald Trump and Iranian leaders over the Strait of Hormuz.
ERR News at 7:00
The article presents a roundup of news segments aired on ERR at 7:00 PM.
HU: A harsh stop to the popular way of day dances
Helsinki's city officials have banned customers from tipping orchestras at daytime dance events held in service centers to combat the informal economy.
Russia's economy fell short of central bank expectations in the first quarter
Russia's economic performance in the first quarter of the year did not meet the expectations set by the central bank, although growth predictions remain optimistic for the future.
War in the Middle East: why the American economy is not safe from an oil shock
The article discusses concerns about an impending oil shock impacting the American economy amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly between the US, Israel, and Iran.
Fire in fuels and the economy - The government does not touch the excise tax
Fuel prices in Greece are spiking, driven by the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict and the surge in crude oil prices, prompting concerns for businesses and potential government interventions.
IEA Chief: War in the Middle East Threatens the World Economy
The IEA Chief warns that the ongoing war in the Middle East poses a severe threat to the global economy due to energy crises.
Everything You Need to Know About the Reduced Food VAT
Starting April 1, food VAT will be temporarily reduced as part of the government's initiative to lower food prices.
Restaurateurs Excluded from VAT Reduction: 'Unfair Playing Field'
Prominent restaurateurs in Stockholm express frustration over being excluded from recent tax reductions, citing severe industry challenges post-pandemic.
Public Debt: The Moves That Will Bring Greece From the Negative Lead to Second Place
Greece aims to significantly reduce its public debt by 2026, focusing on early repayment of loans totaling โฌ7 billion.
Poorer, fewer trips, and less employment. This would be the world with oil at 200 dollars.
Analysts warn that rising oil prices, potentially reaching 200 dollars a barrel due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, could lead to severe global recession.
Botswana: S&P Downgrades Botswana With Negative Outlook On Diamond Weakness
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded Botswana's sovereign credit rating to BBB- from BBB, citing prolonged weakness in global diamond demand and its economic implications.
South Africa: South Africa's Gig Economy Workers Set to Get More Protection Under Planned Labour Law Reforms
South Africa is proposing amendments to employment laws aimed at providing greater protections for gig economy workers.
The Country Should Think of Artisans
The current global chaos significantly impacts small businesses, particularly artisans, who are crucial to the Italian economy.
Europe in the Era of Economic Uncertainty
The article discusses how global economic organization is shifting focus from efficiency to economic security amid rising uncertainty.
Spaniards Give Way to Foreigners Driving Trucks
The shortage of Spaniards interested in truck driving has led companies to hire foreign drivers from countries like Peru, Morocco, and Colombia.
The war torpedoes the global tourism sector
Experts predict a slowdown in the tourism industry due to the ongoing war, despite Spain potentially benefiting from diverted travelers.
Czechs are going on a glorious ride to the West. In Belgium, they shopped for hundreds of millions
Czech shoppers are making significant purchases in Belgium, contributing to major economic activity.
The return of short nails: economic reasons or aesthetic shift?
Short nails are making a comeback, driven by trends towards simplicity and economic changes, contrasting with the prior popularity of extravagant long nails.
Feared Cuts Coming: Pensions, Child Benefits, Education, Cancer Drugs
Experts warn of significant budget cuts and tax increases in Finland to rectify the public finances, which could include pension cuts and changes to child benefits.
What happened overnight in the Middle East? Read the summary
The article summarizes recent events in the Middle East, particularly related to conflicts involving Iran and the impact on global energy markets.
How much does it cost to transfer a motorcycle
The cost of transferring a motorcycle in Argentina varies based on whether the motorcycle is locally manufactured or imported, with percentages of 1.5% and 2% applied, respectively.
New Zealand PMโs ratings dip as fragile economy fails to impress before November election, poll shows
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's popularity has declined amid concerns about the economy, according to a recent poll published just ahead of the upcoming election.
War in the Middle East: the world could face its worst energy crisis in decades
Fatih Birol warns that the ongoing war in the Middle East may lead to a severe global energy crisis, with significant damages reported to energy infrastructures.
Energy Organization Leader: The Energy Crisis is Now Worse Than All Crises of the 1970s Combined
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that the current energy crisis, driven by conflict in the Middle East, is unprecedented and surpasses the oil crises of the 1970s.
IEA chief: The war in the Middle East threatens the world economy
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that the ongoing war in the Middle East poses a significant threat to the global economy due to energy supply issues.
The Central Bank cut interest rates, the market did not
The Brazilian Central Bank cut interest rates amidst rising global oil prices, prompting concerns over potential economic impacts and protests from truck drivers.
Kim Jong-un reappointed as Chairman of the State Affairs Commission as North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly begins
Kim Jong-un has been reappointed as the Chairman of the State Affairs Commission during the Supreme People's Assembly in Pyongyang.
The Hormuz Crisis is Strangling Pakistan, Fuel Prices Increase by 200 Percent
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the Hormuz crisis have led to a dramatic increase in fuel costs in Pakistan, with the government raising taxes on high-octane fuel for luxury vehicles.
Exports Hit Record High Again from March 1 to 20... Semiconductor Exports Increased by 164%
Korean exports reached a record high for the period from March 1 to 20, driven by a remarkable increase in semiconductor exports.
MTN Nigeria rebounds with N1.1tn profit
MTN Nigeria has reported a remarkable profit of N1.1 trillion for the financial year 2025, indicating a recovery from previous fiscal challenges.
โGood newsโ: Ebrard claims that the start of the T-MEC review with the US is โencouragingโ
Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, expresses optimism about the start of technical discussions with the U.S. regarding the T-MEC trade agreement, despite Canada missing from initial talks.
Turn in monetary policy: analysts believe the Government bets on negative rates and leaving pesos in the market to boost activity
Analysts suggest that the Argentine government's shift towards negative interest rates aims to stimulate economic activity by increasing money supply, despite existing high inflation.
Putin takes advantage and the EU does not back down
The ongoing conflict in Iran poses a potential economic crisis, benefiting Vladimir Putin and the Russian economy while straining relationships among the U.S. and its allies.
International Energy Agency Director: The Global Economy Faces Significant Danger Due to War in the Region
The Director of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, warned that the current Middle East crisis poses a greater threat to the global economy than the oil crises of the 1970s combined.
Oil price up 1.7 percent overnight to Monday
Oil prices increased by 1.7% after news of an ongoing conflict involving Iran.