The impact of the war against Iran on the global economy will depend on the duration of the conflict, says IMF
The IMF warns that the duration of the conflict in the Middle East will significantly influence its impact on the global economy, particularly through energy prices and regional industrial damage.
Iran war could ‘significantly disrupt’ China’s methanol imports: analysts
The conflict in Iran poses risks to China's methanol imports, crucial for its industrial sector, primarily through the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
The Conditions for the Success of the Lee Jae-myung Government's 'State-led Growth'
The South Korean government under President Lee Jae-myung emphasizes state-led economic growth amidst challenges like declining potential growth rates and global economic crises.
Corporate News Filter: Samsung is merely falsely tolerant towards the government, forget about Russian oil, and Chinese cars are already conquering Slovakia
Samsung is shutting down its TV manufacturing plant in Galanta, Slovakia, resulting in nearly a thousand job losses while highlighting a broader industrial decline affecting the Slovak economy.
The Akmenė LEZ starts electricity production with a 29.5 MW wind farm
A unique wind farm in Lithuania's Akmenė Free Economic Zone will exclusively supply green energy to local industrial enterprises.
PMI drop for Polish industry. Worst result in six months
The Polish industrial sector reported its lowest PMI index in six months at 47.1 points, disappointing economists and signaling potential economic challenges ahead.
Germany catches its breath after the crisis? Poland could gain a lot from it
Germany's industrial orders increased by 7.8% in December 2025, marking a significant recovery in the export sector, which could benefit Poland economically.
Bloomberg: Crisis Deepens at the Heart of Russia's War Machine
Local industrial associations report a dramatic decline in investments, profits, orders, and production in a region traditionally supporting Russia's war industry.
The industrial response to a new electrical stage
Mexico is entering a phase of expansion and modernization of its electrical infrastructure to meet growing demand and support a more digital economy.
Edomex Ranks Second in Foreign Direct Investment
The State of Mexico ranks second nationally in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), accumulating $6.37 billion from September 2023 to December 2025.
The regional economy of Kainuu continues to grow faster than the rest of the country
The Kainuu region's economy is growing at a faster rate than the national average, driven by significant industrial investments and strong growth in the metal and forestry sectors.
How the Government Implemented the Architecture to Open Imports and Liberalize the Economy, According to an Official Document
The Argentine government has detailed its measures to liberalize trade and open up imports, which has sparked controversy within the local industrial sector.
Strong jump in agro-industrial exports: in January they rose 17.6% and surpassed US$ 4 billion
In January, agro-industrial exports from Argentina saw a significant increase of 17.6% year-on-year, reaching over US$ 4 billion, largely driven by record shipments of wheat, barley, and sunflower.
The Monetary Fund Threatens China Over Industrial Subsidies. Recommended to Support the Real Estate Market
The International Monetary Fund has warned China regarding its restrictions on industrial subsidies and advised the country to bolster its real estate market.
NP View: A defense plan that doesn’t prioritize defense
Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled a new $470 billion defense industrial plan amid concerns about the execution and priorities of Canada's military supply.
Namibia: UN Maps Namibia's Industrial Path
A new UNCTAD report details pathways for Namibia to expand its economy through value addition and diversification of its mineral resources.
‘Made in Europe’ EU industrial strategy could hit supply chains, UK minister warns
UK Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds warns that the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ strategy could disrupt supply chains and raise costs for businesses dealing with the EU.
The industry has started to lay off more, cheap labor is no longer our advantage, says economist Koršňák
Slovakia is witnessing an increase in layoffs in the industrial sector as economic growth stagnates and companies seek to cut costs amid rising inflation.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 42: America’s hidden ledger of decline – Industrial erosion quantified
The article discusses the decline of American manufacturing jobs as a consequence of an overvalued dollar and systemic economic imbalances.
Deal made between Japan and the US, $550 billion trade deal, Trump said 'Without tariffs...','summary_en':'A significant trade agreement has been reached between the US and Japan, with President Donald Trump announcing a $550 billion investment commitment from Japan.','summary_long_en':'The United States and Japan have reached a substantial agreement regarding trade, with President Donald Trump announcing a record $550 billion investment commitment from Japan into the American economy. Trump described this development as a major milestone in US-Japan relations and highlighted its potential to create millions of jobs and strengthen national and economic security. He emphasized the historic nature of the agreement, noting that it would revitalize the American industrial base and benefit both nations significantly. During his announcement, Trump underscored that this agreement would not have been possible without existing tariffs, suggesting that their imposition has played a crucial role in negotiating favorable terms for the US. He expressed optimism regarding specific sectors, including oil and gas in Texas, power generation in Ohio, and critical minerals in Georgia, indicating potential investment opportunities in these areas. Trump's remarks reflect broader goals of boosting domestic industries and securing strategic resources essential for the country's economic prosperity. Overall, this agreement marks a significant moment in US-Japan trade relations, signaling a shift towards deeper economic collaboration. The implications of this deal may extend beyond immediate economic benefits, potentially impacting geopolitical dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region as both countries navigate their economic strategies amidst evolving global challenges.
A significant trade agreement has been reached between the US and Japan, with President Donald Trump announcing a $550 billion investment commitment from Japan.
The scale of the threat from imports from China for industry is gradually increasing. Here are the threatened industries
The article discusses the rising threat of Chinese imports to various industrial sectors in Poland and the EU, highlighting affected products and the broader economic implications.
Stock market rally reflects Nigeria’s economic health – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu attributes the recent rise in the Nigerian stock market to increased investor confidence and a strengthening economy as the government launches a new industrial policy.
Tinubu unveils Nigeria Industrial Policy 2025
President Bola Tinubu presented Nigeria’s Industrial Policy 2025, emphasizing the importance of its implementation to enhance the country's industrial landscape and economic strategy.
Germany: The economy and the government in crisis, with no recovery in sight
Germany's industry is facing significant job losses, particularly in the automotive sector, raising concerns about the ongoing economic crisis.
LO wants increased purchasing power
LO demands increased purchasing power, prioritizing low wages and equal pay amid a strong industrial economy.
Russia's Military Industry in Great Trouble
Experts at an international seminar on Russia, held at the National Defence University of Finland, expressed concerns over the serious struggles faced by Russia's military-industrial sector, particularly after the war in Ukraine.
The industry, stumbling and without a roadmap
Argentina's industrial sector faces a persistent decline, recording a 3.9% drop in December 2025, marking six consecutive months of downturn.
Focusing on the effects of labor reform, Caputo met with the UIA
The Argentine Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, met with the Industrial Union of Argentina (UIA) to discuss the impacts of labor reform, commercial openings, provincial taxes, and municipal rates.
Caputo met with the UIA: no announcements for the sector and asked them to take advantage of labor reform
Economy Minister Luis Caputo held a meeting with the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) to discuss labor reform and fiscal laws but made no significant announcements for the sector.
The 7,000 Points and the Illusion of Eternal Growth
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes above 7,000 points for the first time, marking a milestone celebrated amid a booming 1990s economy, yet analysts overlook the impending bubble.
The Push from Rome and Berlin: 'Strengthened Cooperation'. Ursula's Plan for the Economy
Italy and Germany are advocating for increased cooperation within the EU to address industrial competitiveness, while tensions between political leaders remain evident.
The UIA meets with Caputo amid minimal industrial capacity utilization
The president of Argentina's Industrial Union, Martín Rappallini, is set to meet with Economy Minister Luis Caputo to discuss measures to reactivate industrial activity amidst declining production and increased unemployment.
European Commission President: One billion euros for a pilot minerals project next week
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a one billion euro funding for a pilot project in the mineral sector, aimed at enhancing industrial transformation and competitiveness.
Economic News Filter: Slovakia is Declining, However, Šimečková's Invoices Need to Be Addressed
The article discusses how the Slovak government is using the issue of Marta Šimečková's invoices to distract from the country's serious economic problems, including corruption, fiscal projections, and industrial performance.
He has never ruled well, but now he rules the worst
The article discusses the significant decline in industrial production in Slovakia, attributing this to poor governance and economic management.
Jalmar Schacht: The 'Wizard' Who Turned a Bankrupt Country into Europe's Strongest Industrial Economy
The article explores the transformation of Germany under Jalmar Schacht during the late 1920s, transitioning from severe economic crisis to becoming a powerful industrial economy.
Sebastián Edwards: "The world does not wake up every day thinking about how to mess with Argentina: the country has to compete more"
Sebastián Edwards discusses the challenges facing Argentina's industrial sector amidst a global trend of deindustrialization, particularly in the context of U.S. industrial decline.
How the US can actually benefit from China’s ‘overcapacity’
The article argues that the US can benefit from China's industrial 'overcapacity' rather than viewing it negatively, as it reflects China's efficiency in manufacturing.
Aircraft, Oil, Fruits, and Alcohol... What Will India Buy from America, Document Released
India has agreed to purchase industrial and technology goods worth $500 billion from the US as part of a new trade agreement framework between the two nations.
The Rare Earth Metals War Between America and China Moves to Market Management Stage
A recent international ministerial meeting in Washington involving 55 countries highlighted the shift of the rare earth metals conflict from an industrial issue to a critical element of global economic stability.
Why more and more German jobs are moving to Hungary?
The article discusses the significant economic shift in Europe, where traditional industrial regions in the west are declining while Eastern countries like Hungary are experiencing a strong rise.
China: Stable Recovery of the Industrial Economy
According to official data from China's National Bureau of Statistics, industrial enterprises above a certain size achieved total profits of 7.3982 trillion yuan in 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 0.6%.
Jarek Kurnitski: Estonia's economy needs more industrial PhDs
Jarek Kurnitski emphasizes the importance of industrial PhD programs in Estonia, arguing they enhance the economy, universities' roles, and individual career success.
Industrial growth will continue this year, say economists
Economists forecast that industrial growth will persist this year despite challenges and global uncertainty, particularly stemming from U.S. presidential activities.
Eurostat: Inflation in Greece at 2.8% in January, 1.7% in the Eurozone
Inflation in Greece decreased slightly to 2.8% in January compared to 2.9% in December, with the highest increases in services, food, and industrial goods across the Eurozone.
Córdoba, an agro-industrial province: the sector represented 85% of export revenues in 2025
The agro-industrial sector was crucial for Argentina's economy in 2025, accounting for 85% of Córdoba's export revenues, which totaled $10.9 billion.
Industrial production in Brazil falls 1.2% in December, says IBGE
Brazilian industrial production experienced a 1.2% decline in December compared to the previous month, according to data released by IBGE.
The value of cryptocurrency miners is growing despite bitcoin's downturn
Despite a nearly 40 percent drop in bitcoin's value over recent months, the worth of companies engaged in industrial cryptocurrency mining continues to rise.
China’s real constraint is where to direct limited fiscal resources
The article discusses the need for careful allocation of China's limited fiscal resources amidst competing demands such as population aging, security needs, and industrial upgrades.
NYSE Dow rises over 500 points, closing at 49,407 dollars - Manufacturing index favored
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 515.19 points to close at 49,407.66 dollars in the New York stock market, driven by strong economic indicators and a reduction in tariffs on India by President Trump.