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The article provides live updates on the exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina as of February 26, noting significant price points for buying and selling.

Anses is making pension payments today for beneficiaries with earnings above the minimum threshold, reflecting a 2.85% adjustment due to inflation.

The franchise sector in Mexico is expected to grow 6 percent this year, outperforming the economy significantly despite challenges from operational costs and insecurity.

Inflation rates in Iceland are holding steady without significant changes.

A recent survey by Norges Bank shows that expectations for wage growth in Norway are higher than last year's projections, with various economic actors predicting an average growth of around 4% by 2026.

In response to President Yoon's pressure to reduce prices due to alleged price collusion, major Korean bakery chains have announced price cuts on various bread products and cakes.

Takada from the Bank of Japan emphasizes the necessity for further interest rate increases amid global economic recovery to avoid lagging behind.

Organizations facing economic tension and inflation are advised to invest in human capital rather than merely cutting costs to recover from crises.

Greek exports in the clothing and textile sector fell by 7.2% in 2025 due to inflation and changes in consumer behavior.

A recent Supreme Court decision in Mexico City limits rent increases to inflation rates, which may exacerbate housing affordability issues rather than solve them.

The IMF has approved Egypt's withdrawal of $2.3 billion as part of its economic reform programs amid ongoing financial challenges.

The article discusses Friedrich August von Hayek's advocacy for a competitive monetary system, noting the challenges faced by national currencies and the implications for cryptocurrencies today.

In Buenos Aires province, recent adjustments have raised the maximum fine for certain traffic infractions to $1.8 million, with a particular focus on serious violations that can be captured by radar.

Galia Borja, a member of the Banco de México board, indicated that the bank could cut interest rates due to a weakened economy and a stronger peso, suggesting no significant price pressures in the short term.

Over six million UK savers are warned about their bank accounts not earning any interest, risking their savings against inflation.

The Fair Trade Commission of South Korea launched a nationwide investigation into suspected collusion among school uniform manufacturers and retailers following complaints about high prices.

Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock emphasizes the need for patience regarding interest rate decisions as inflation appears stable, urging economic literacy among young Australians.

Investment managers predict that Brazil's Selic interest rate could decrease to at least 11% by 2026, with differing projections among economists.

Argentina's government successfully issued a dollar bond with a rate of 5.89% driven by strong investor demand, significantly exceeding its projected target.

Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson accuses Jim Chalmers of being in denial regarding government spending's role in inflation, as the opposition criticizes the government's fiscal policies amidst ongoing inflation concerns.

The parking fees for the Blue Zone in Santos, Brazil, will increase by 6.06% starting this Thursday, with new pricing structures implemented.

New forecasts indicate that inflation in Argentina is expected to rise to 20.6% by the end of the year, driven by unexpected economic data for December and January.

A recent survey indicates that Canadian couples believe they need $1.7 million in savings to retire comfortably, reflecting an increase from previous years.

The article analyzes the misleading assertions made by Donald Trump in his recent State of the Union address regarding the economy, immigration, tariffs, and foreign policy.

UK ministers are considering options to alleviate the financial strain of plan 2 student loans due to increased repayment pressures, with discussions about changing repayment thresholds and inflation rates.

The dollar continues to rise, surpassing $1,400 as the government prepares for a crucial debt issuance.

The article discusses the recent legislative changes in Argentina regarding domestic workers, including a pay increase and impending labor reform.

A panel of U.S. voters reacted positively to President Trump's economic achievements during his State of the Union address, particularly noting a significant drop in inflation.

South Africa's Finance Minister announced an above-inflation increase in social grants, effective from April 1, 2026.

In January, Latvia experienced a higher annual inflation rate compared to the EU average, as reported by Eurostat.

The article discusses how the Russian government conceals economic issues and the implications of ongoing sanctions, as well as provides insight into veteran support amidst claims of declining inflation rates.

The article discusses the discrepancy between the Kremlin's reported economic growth and the actual recession experienced by Russian citizens due to ongoing sanctions.

Despite a decrease in the official inflation rate, energy and food prices remain significantly higher than before the Ukraine war, highlighting a disparity in perceptions and measures of inflation.

Energy costs in Germany are still 21% higher than before the Ukraine war, despite a general recovery in prices.

Inflation in the Eurozone fell to 1.7% in January, the lowest in nearly five years, largely due to decreasing energy prices.

The official dollar opens at $1,400 for sale while the blue dollar is priced at $1,430 in the informal market on February 25 in Argentina.

Inflation rates in the EU and Czech Republic have shown a notable decline, with EU inflation decreasing to 2.0% and Czech inflation to 1.2% as of January.

The Japanese government proposed the appointment of two academics to the Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Committee, reflecting a shift towards more pro-inflationary policies under the new Takachi administration.

In January, the eurozone recorded an inflation rate of only 1.7%, marking the lowest price increase in five years.

Construction material prices continue to rise, showing a 2.3% increase as January 2026 begins according to Greek statistical data.

Japan's restaurant industry opposes the government's proposal to implement a zero consumption tax on food for two years, arguing it could harm their business by driving customers to grocery stores.

The MEP dollar is priced at $1402.50 for buying and $1406.60 for selling as of February 25, 2026, with a 4% decrease from the previous month and a 16% increase compared to the same day last year.

Economists provide alarming forecasts regarding necessary budget cuts in Finland, reflecting skepticism about government growth projections and fiscal strategies.

The article discusses the implications of Trump's economic policies, focusing on tariffs and investments in the US economy, which could create jobs but may also increase inflation.

Former President Donald Trump's economic achievements are overshadowed by a looming public debt crisis that he has not addressed in recent speeches.

The article discusses President Trump's State of the Union address and its implications ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in the United States, focusing on economy, immigration, and inflation.

Bridgestone has unveiled its new Airfree Tyre, a revolutionary airless tyre that eliminates the need for air inflation and the risk of punctures, promising a hassle-free driving experience.

Ofgem has announced a reduction in the energy price cap, bringing it down to £1,641 for typical dual fuel households starting in April.

Australia's Reserve Bank is projected to raise interest rates twice in 2026 due to persistent inflation, with January figures revealing a 3.8% rate driven by increasing electricity costs.

The Greek market remains in anticipation regarding a regulation affecting price promotions, with a possibility of extension amidst an election year.