The outflow of dollars for tourism does not decrease: in January, US$ 1.228 billion left
In January, Argentine tourists spent US$ 1.228 billion abroad, reflecting continued high outflows despite a slight nominal increase in the dollar's value.
Euro today: how much it trades this Saturday, February 28
On February 28, the euro's official exchange rate in Argentina is stable, while the informal 'blue euro' reflects a significant gap compared to the official rate.
Argentinians Returned to Strong Purchases in January and Demanded US$2730 Million
In January, Argentinians significantly increased their purchases of US dollars, reaching a total demand of US$2730 million, marking the highest figure in three months.
The BCRA bought dollars every day in February and acquired US$1555 million in the month
The Central Bank of Argentina has consistently purchased US dollars every day in February, totalling US$1555 million during the month, which is a significant increase in foreign reserves.
Dollar opens slightly higher this Friday after IPCA-15 higher than expected
The dollar opened slightly higher in Brazil as investors reacted to inflation data showing a rise in the IPCA-15.
As the yuan sizzles, China’s central bank deploys double-barrelled policy tweak
China's central bank has introduced new measures to lower foreign exchange hedging costs and support cross-border yuan financing as the currency strengthens.
The Launch of the Druzhba Pipeline for Money and Weapons? Ukraine Denies Szijjarto's Words
Hungary's Foreign Minister claims Ukraine is demanding weapons and money in exchange for resuming oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline, a statement Ukraine denies.
Oman Foreign Minister: Break in US-Iran Nuclear Talks - Exchange of "Creative and Positive Ideas"
The US-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva have been temporarily adjourned, according to Oman's Foreign Minister, Badr Albusaidi, who expressed hope for further progress later today.
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.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Completes PY2025 Fulbright ETA Korean Language Program
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies has successfully concluded its PY2025 Fulbright ETA Korean language program aimed at training American English teaching assistants.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Japanese Department holds ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region of Japan
The Japanese Department of Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies successfully held its ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region, Japan, facilitating meaningful educational exchange and cultural experiences for students.
Court convicts, fines firm for illegal BDC operation in Lagos
A Nigerian court has convicted AP McNisi Initiatives Limited for unlawfully conducting Bureau De Change operations, imposing a fine for violating foreign exchange laws.
[Breaking News] Amendment to the Pardon Law Limiting Pardons for Insurrectionists Passes Legislative Committee
An amendment to the pardon law that restricts pardons for those guilty of insurrection and foreign exchange crimes has been approved by the National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee in South Korea.
Prosecutors Appeal Court's Ruling to Dismiss Charges Against Kim Sung-tae in North Korean Remittance Case
The prosecution has appealed a court ruling that dismissed charges against Kim Sung-tae regarding remittances to North Korea, asserting it constitutes both a violation of foreign exchange laws and a bribery offense.
Fyodor Lukyanov: Why India won’t take orders from Washington
The article discusses India's stance on foreign policy autonomy in relation to U.S. expectations, highlighting a recent exchange between U.S. officials and Indian representatives at the Munich Security Conference.
Maria Zaharova Tried to Humiliate Yle's Journalist – This Sparked Erkka Mikkonen's New Life
Journalist Erkka Mikkonen discusses how a tense exchange with Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zaharova in 2017 influenced his life and work.
FX for business travels soar by 366% to $672m
Nigerians' spending on business travels has surged by 366% to $672 million in 2025 compared to the previous year, highlighting a significant increase in foreign exchange access.
Investment by Domestic Investors in US Stocks Soars Again… 57% Increase in Net Purchases in February
Domestic individual investors in South Korea are significantly increasing their investments in US stocks, despite warnings from authorities about foreign exchange volatility.
NCS rejects claims of forex rate manipulation
The Nigeria Customs Service has clarified that it does not control or manipulate foreign exchange rates for import and export purposes and that rates used are based on the Central Bank of Nigeria's official figures.
Inflation plunges as reforms anchor naira stability
Nigeria's inflation rate has significantly decreased, reflecting the positive effects of monetary reforms and improved currency management.
Customs deny fixing forex, say CBN sets rates for imports
The Nigeria Customs Service clarified that it does not set foreign exchange rates for imports, emphasizing that the Central Bank of Nigeria determines these rates.
From 'El Eternauta' to Greek and 'La cautiva' to Azerbaijani: the translations funded by the State
Argentina's government-funded Program Sur approved subsidies for the translation of seventeen Argentine literary works into various languages, reflecting a commitment to cultural exchange and preservation.
Iran: Open to compromises on nuclear issue - The condition it sets for the US
Iran is willing to compromise on its enriched uranium stockpile in exchange for the lifting of US sanctions, as stated by Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi in a BBC interview.
Russia: Wadephul demands withdrawal of the DAAD ban
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has sharply criticized Russia's designation of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) as an undesirable organization and called for its immediate reversal.
Stock Exchange: Cautiously Upward - Mini Rally at Eurobank, Pressures on National Bank
The Athens Stock Exchange is seeing a cautious upward movement, buoyed by positive foreign reports, despite the volatility and challenges from sellers.
The court will announce a decision on whether Russian rapper Morgenstern was rightly banned from entering Lithuania
Lithuania banned Russian rapper Morgenstern from entering the country last November, citing security concerns as prompted by a recommendation from the Foreign Ministry.
CBN approves $150,000 weekly FX sales to BDCs
The Central Bank of Nigeria has authorized licensed Bureau De Change operators to purchase up to $150,000 weekly in a bid to improve foreign exchange liquidity.
Green Gold: Yerba Mate Exports Reached an Unprecedented Figure in 2025 After Market Deregulation
In 2025, Argentina's yerba mate exports reached a historical high, generating over $112 million in foreign exchange amid significant market deregulation.
Yen rises, briefly hitting 155 yen per dollar amid reports of China advising to curb US Treasury purchases
The Japanese yen strengthened to around 155 yen per dollar as China reportedly advised banks to limit their purchases of US Treasury bonds.
Record participation of 69% in the capitalization of the Athens Stock Exchange
Foreign investors have reached a record participation of 69.3% in the capitalization of the Athens Stock Exchange, marking the highest level ever recorded, with a total value of €82.8 billion.
June founded a Finnish restaurant in Beijing - reveals what causes headaches now
June Niskanen, originally from China, has been running the only Finnish restaurant in Beijing called Moi for over a decade with her Finnish husband, sharing cultural insights and challenges of operating in a foreign country.
The Persistent Anti-Americanism in Spain
The article discusses Spain's complex relationship with the United States, highlighting prevalent anti-American sentiments despite cultural affinities.
Grain Market: An Income of Foreign Currency with Surprises
Argentina saw a surprising inflow of $1.85 billion in foreign exchange in January, primarily fueled by increased exports of wheat and barley, despite a dip in projected exports for February.
BUA Foods records 91% surge in PAT
BUA Foods Plc has reported a significant 91% increase in profit after tax, reaching N507.73 billion for the financial year ending December 31, 2025, due to enhanced operational performance and reduced foreign exchange losses.
Supreme Court Judge Candidate Yoon Seong-sik and 5 Other Judges Confirmed for Two Special Courts for Insurrection, Operational from 23rd
The Seoul High Court has confirmed two dedicated courts for hearing appeals related to insurrection and foreign exchange crimes, set to begin operations on the 23rd with appointed judges.
Yen depreciation advances to the 157 yen range; the effect of rate checks diminishes, marking a two-week level
The yen weakened to around 157 yen to the dollar in the Tokyo foreign exchange market, the lowest in roughly two weeks, due to perceptions of continued yen-selling influenced by a recent election victory by the ruling party and its fiscal policies.
AMD Big Shock: KOSPI Falls Over 3%... Exchange Rate Soars Again
The KOSPI index dropped nearly 4% primarily due to a decline in semiconductor stocks, with significant impacts from foreign selling and currency fluctuations.
Yen exchange rate temporarily falls to 157 yen per dollar
On the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 5th, expectations of an expansive fiscal policy following the House of Representatives election led to selling of the yen and buying of the dollar, causing the yen to temporarily drop to 157 yen per dollar.
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.
Yen Exchange Rate Declines Amid Speculations on Economic Policies After House of Representatives Election
The yen has depreciated in the Tokyo foreign exchange market ahead of the House of Representatives election on the 8th, driven by speculation regarding post-election economic policies.
The pressure for a weak yen continues, temporarily reaching the mid-156 yen level; the 'effect' of market restraint has halved
The Japanese yen fell to the mid-156 range against the dollar on April 4, with the restraint measures from US-Japan coordinated foreign exchange interventions seemingly losing their effectiveness.
‘Currency Defense’ Leads to Two-Month Decline in Foreign Exchange Reserves in January
Korea's foreign exchange reserves decreased for the second consecutive month in January, primarily due to measures taken to stabilize the market amid rising exchange rate volatility.
With the dollar calm due to carry trade, BCRA's purchases in January went to debt payments and did not strengthen reserves
The financial strategy maintained exchange rate stability, but the lack of external refinancing meant that foreign currency income did not improve international reserves.
Foreign investor flows on the B3 in January surpass the total mark of 2025
In January, foreign investors' contributions to Brazil's B3 stock exchange exceeded the total for the year 2025, with a net inflow of R$ 26.47 billion.
Foreign Exchange: Trump's Aggressive Policy Could Signal the Doom of the Dollar
The article discusses how Trump's aggressive economic policies might lead to significant depreciation of the US dollar amidst fluctuating currency markets.
How to transfer dollars to pounds
The article discusses the benefits of using a specialist foreign exchange provider for efficiently transferring dollars to pounds, highlighting the importance of timing and method due to fluctuating currency markets.
Spain's gold reserves: From Moscow's gold to a historical record
Spain's central bank ended 2025 with gold and foreign exchange reserves worth almost 94 billion euros, reflecting unprecedented demand for gold amidst geopolitical and financial uncertainty.
Naira closes January at 1,386/$ in official market
The naira improved against the US dollar in the last week of January 2026, closing at 1,386/$ in the official Nigerian foreign exchange market.
Foreign exchange from agriculture: US$ 1.85 billion entered in January, 82% more than in December
In January, foreign exchange earnings from grain and byproduct exports surged to US$ 1.85 billion, an 82% increase compared to December, driven by record wheat and strong barley harvests.
It Was More Than Just a Demonstration in Support of the President, Political Scientist Evaluates Sunday Assembly
A political scientist reflects on a recent demonstration, discussing public reactions to a controversial SMS exchange between the president's office and the foreign minister, and the implications for political opposition and civil society.