Quaest: 48% of Brazilians say the economy has worsened in the last 12 months
A new survey reveals that 48% of Brazilians believe the economy has deteriorated over the past year, indicating growing concerns among the population.
SYRIZA: The government's measures are reheated food
The SYRIZA party criticizes the Greek government for presenting previously discarded economic measures as new solutions to tackle rising prices.
Caputo before businessmen: 'The biggest risk is losing the opportunity to invest in the country'
Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo emphasized the importance of investing in Argentina during a presentation in New York, stating that the real risk lies in missing investment opportunities under President Javier Milei's leadership.
Demand for AI talent in China outpaces job postings in other ‘new-economy’ sectors
Demand for AI professionals in China has surged dramatically, significantly outpacing job postings in other emerging sectors during the early months of the year.
After Milei's Criticism, Caputo Will Present the Economic Plan to Executives and Investors at 'Argentina Week'
Argentinian Economy Minister Luis Caputo is set to present the government's economic plan to executives and investors in New York following critical remarks made by Javier Milei.
The first new refinery in the USA will be built after 50 years
The article discusses the construction of the first new oil refinery in the United States in half a century.
The New Roadmap for CEOs in Mexico Amid Uncertainty
Leading a company in Mexico today requires constant mental agility as CEOs face a complete reconfiguration of global supply chains and relentless competition.
Four out of five Czechs are investing. The inflation shock served as a wake-up call
A new report indicates that four out of five Czechs have begun investing, driven by recent inflation trends that have highlighted the need for better financial strategies.
February was good for truck importers, but March is in question
February registered a significant increase in new truck registrations, but uncertainty looms for March amidst rising fuel prices and changing market conditions.
"Greeks": 111 new orders in the order book
Greek shipowners have made 111 new shipbuilding orders in the first two months of 2026, reminiscent of the peak activity in 2007.
A new war is threatening the Eurasian economy, and it’s not Iran
Escalating hostilities between Pakistan and Afghanistan are threatening the stability of the Eurasian economy as both nations enter a state of open war.
New Zealand forecasts higher fuel prices over Middle East conflict
New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade warns that escalating conflicts in the Middle East could lead to higher global oil prices, impacting fuel costs in New Zealand.
For the second consecutive day, 7 of the world's largest economies meet to discuss the risk of a new oil shock
World leaders are convening to discuss potential actions to mitigate the risk of a new oil crisis amid rising energy concerns.
No Stupid Questions: What could the Iran war really mean for your bank balance?
A special podcast episode discusses the potential financial impacts of the Iran war on everyday New Zealanders, including fuel prices, interest rates, and food costs.
Javier Milei and Reactions in New York: Surprises Over Attacks on Businessmen and Confidence in Libertarian Reforms
Javier Milei's speech at 'Argentina Week' in New York sparked surprise among attendees due to his harsh criticism of local businessmen, but also provided reassurance regarding economic reforms.
Vladimir Putin has come up with a new way to threaten Europe
The article discusses the impact of fluctuating oil prices on the global economy and how this uncertainty has inspired new strategies from Russia's President Putin.
The Strongest Phrases of Javier Milei Before Foreign Investors at Argentina Week in New York
President Javier Milei spoke at the launch of Argentina Week in New York, promoting capitalism and criticizing local businessmen and political rivals in a bid to attract foreign investment.
Mercado Libre launches the Affiliate and Creators Program
Mercado Libre has introduced a new Affiliate and Creators Program in Argentina, allowing users to earn a commission by promoting products sold on its platform.
Sau will become Paulig's spice production center
The international food company Paulig is set to centralize its spice production in Sau, Estonia, creating nearly 100 new jobs by summer 2027.
Now training for economy jihad... Maulana Salim's new video goes viral after comments on CM Yogi's mother
Maulana Salim's new viral video shows him allegedly inciting Muslims to participate in protests to impact India's economy following remarks about CM Yogi Adityanath's mother.
They migrated to Tenerife and now they are establishing a hotel-school in Senegal so that other young people have the option to stay in their country
A new hotel-school in Senegal aims to provide training and job opportunities for local youth to deter emigration.
These are the 10 cheapest new cars in Argentina this month
The Argentine automotive market shows stability in new car prices this month, with listings mostly unchanged and the cheapest models remaining below $32 million.
Eleven governors and a closed-door meeting with foreign investors: the 'competition' for the best wine and alignment with Caputo
Eleven Argentine governors gathered in New York for a closed-door meeting with foreign investors, emphasizing their collaboration with Economy Minister Luis Caputo and showcasing the country’s potential in various sectors.
The European defense industry in a new reality
The article discusses the upcoming 18th European Economic Congress in Poland, focusing on Europe's strategic autonomy in defense and challenges faced by the defense industry.
War in Iran: With a barrel at 100 dollars, the world fears a new oil shock
The ongoing conflict in Iran has caused a spike in oil prices, leading to fears of a global energy crisis.
Motta calls on the government and reporter to finalize the text of the project regulating app work
The president of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta, is seeking consensus on a new regulation for app-based work, with a meeting scheduled to finalize key points on fees and minimum wages.
War in the Middle East: "If the situation lasts, we are heading straight towards a new oil shock"
The Middle East conflict has caused a dramatic surge in oil prices, raising concerns about a potential new oil crisis if the situation persists.
New Unity suggests fully stopping economic ties with Russia by the end of the year
The Prime Minister of Latvia plans to develop a strategy to cease economic relations with Russia as part of a coalition agreement.
Fitch: How the risks for the global economy are increasing
According to Fitch's new analysis, while the global credit picture is currently stable, 2026 is expected to be another challenging year for the economy and markets.
Mojtaba Khamenei chosen as Iran’s new supreme leader
Mojtaba Khamenei has been appointed as the new supreme leader of Iran amidst ongoing conflict in the region, raising concerns about the potential escalation of the war and its implications for the global economy.
China announces 1.3% inflation in February, the highest rate in three years
China's consumer price index rose by 1.3% in February, marking a three-year high, as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Alarm from the IMF for the Middle East: Prepare for the unthinkable
The head of the International Monetary Fund warns that prolonged conflicts in the Middle East could harm global markets and economies, urging policymakers to prepare for new challenges.
What's Happening Today: Oil Prices Reach New Heights
Oil prices have surged significantly due to ongoing events in the Middle East, reaching their highest levels since 2022.
Spain proposes a model of eurobonds of five trillion euros to the EU without the need to share risks
Spain is proposing a new model of eurobonds valued at five trillion euros to the EU, aiming to ease banking securitizations and strengthen credit without risk sharing.
China: Inflation at its highest in three years
China's inflation rate has reached its highest level in three years, driven by several economic challenges and increased consumer prices.
Chinese engine loses power
China's economic slowdown has become a continuous factor affecting global growth projections, with new targets indicating potential declines.
Weaponise EU market against China or face manufacturing collapse: official think tank
A new report suggests that the EU should leverage its market power to negotiate concessions from a fragile Chinese economy.
Ministries are making a law that changes nothing in Estonia
Estonian ministries are drafting two new laws affecting platform workers, but significant changes seem unlikely as companies may circumvent potential requirements.
The nightmare of economic 'Armageddon' has awakened
The surge in oil prices signals a potential economic crisis globally, with Iran's war and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz contributing to fears of a new energy shock.
First Shareholders' Meeting After Corporate Law Amendments... Changed Corporations, Resilient Corporations
The article discusses the implications of recent corporate law amendments in South Korea, highlighting how companies are adapting their governance structures in response to new regulations ahead of the annual shareholders' meetings.
The new thieving barons are the technology magnates
The article discusses the parallels between historical and contemporary issues of monopolistic practices among wealthy figures in the United States, particularly highlighting the impact of anti-immigration legislation.
Firm unveils new processing plant
Seven Computer Logistics Limited is set to open a new flour production facility in Delta State, Nigeria, on March 16, 2026, which aims to transform local agricultural produce into flour.
Who is Ernesto Talvi, the new economic advisor announced by Luis Caputo
Economy Minister Luis Caputo has announced the appointment of Ernesto Talvi, a former Uruguayan senator and chancellor, as an economic advisor.
Home loan changes from Virgin Money bring ‘act quickly’ warning
Mortgage borrowers are urged to act quickly as Virgin Money raises interest rates on new loans, anticipating the Bank of England will maintain higher rates due to ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Artificial Intelligence is Advancing in the Lives of Greeks
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life in Greece, leading to new opportunities and concerns regarding its impact on employment, the economy, and institutions.
Five-Day Jump of the Dollar
The dollar failed to maintain its initial gains against major currencies following unexpected data showing a decline in new jobs in the US for February.
The New Year 2083 Will Begin on March 19, Know What Its Impact Will Be
The Hindu New Year 2083 starts on March 19, 2026, and is believed to influence political, economic, and social dynamics globally.
How much does the personnel of the Argentine Armed Forces earn in March 2026
The Argentine Armed Forces personnel will see their salaries updated as of March 2026, following a resolution from the Ministries of Economy and Defense that set new salary scales starting December 2025.
Milei uses old tricks for new purposes
Javier Milei employs traditional political tactics to shift blame and confront dwindling adversaries while pushing for an open economy amidst ongoing inflation struggles.
The State of U.S. Markets
The video discusses recent fluctuations in U.S. markets in response to escalating tensions in Iran.