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UK government rejects employer NI extension for under-25s ahead of Budget
  • Oleksii Zaichenko
  • 1 min ago
UK government rejects employer NI extension for under-25s ahead of Budget
Pressure is building on the UK government to lower hiring costs for younger workers before the Budget on October 28. Ministers have now ruled out extending an existing employer national insurance ...
#Labor Market #UK #Legislation #Social Policy
Nigeria external accounts gap raises fiscal transparency concerns
  • Ksenia Gerey
  • 44 min ago
Nigeria external accounts gap raises fiscal transparency concerns
Nigeria faces renewed scrutiny over the reliability of its economic reporting after a $12.4 billion discrepancy emerged in its external accounts for the first half of 2026. The gap, flagged by the ...
#Nigeria #Fiscal Data #Foreign Investment #Reporting
EU chemicals sector posts wider trade surplus as exports reach record in 2025
  • Elena Nikulina
  • 2 hours ago
EU chemicals sector posts wider trade surplus as exports reach record in 2025
The EU chemicals sector strengthens its external trade position in 2025, with exports of chemicals and related products continuing to outpace imports. The bloc records a trade surplus of €257 ...
#Europe #Eurostat
U.S. Census Bureau releases September business formation statistics
  • Olga Shendetskaya
  • 22 hours ago
U.S. Census Bureau releases September business formation statistics
New monthly data from the U.S. Census Bureau offers a current snapshot of business applications and formations across the United States and Puerto Rico. The September 2026 release continues a ...
#Census #USA #Startups #Business
EU electric and hybrid car trade rises in 2025 as production value climbs
  • Pavlo Kot
  • 13.10.2026
EU electric and hybrid car trade rises in 2025 as production value climbs
Europe's trade and production shift toward lower-emission vehicles continues in 2025, with electric and hybrid cars taking a larger share of the EU automotive market. Imports and exports both ...
#China #Transportation #Trade Wars #Eurostat #Europe #Thailand
India inflation hits 22-month high as energy costs drive price pressures
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 12.10.2026
India inflation hits 22-month high as energy costs drive price pressures
​India's retail inflation accelerated to a 22-month high in September, increasing pressure on the Reserve Bank of India to consider another interest-rate increase. Rising energy costs and severe ...
#Reserve Bank of India #India #Inflation
EU travel demand stays concentrated within bloc as residents take 1.20 billion trips in 2025
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 09.10.2026
EU travel demand stays concentrated within bloc as residents take 1.20 billion trips in 2025
Travel by EU residents remains heavily centered on destinations within the bloc in 2025, with domestic and other intra-EU journeys accounting for 92% of all personal and professional trips. The ...
#Eurostat #Europe #Greece #Romania #Spain
U.S. Census Bureau releases business outlook survey data for economy-wide tracking
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 08.10.2026
U.S. Census Bureau releases business outlook survey data for economy-wide tracking
Fresh Business Trends and Outlook Survey data expands the U.S. government’s flow of high-frequency indicators on business conditions across the economy. The ongoing survey covers employer firms ...
#Census #USA #Reporting #Business
EU goods trade surplus with Canada widens as 2025 exports reach €48.8 billion
  • Daria Chernytska
  • 08.10.2026
EU goods trade surplus with Canada widens as 2025 exports reach €48.8 billion
EU goods trade with Canada reaches €81.8 billion in 2025, as exports rise to €48.8 billion and outpace imports of €33.0 billion. The trade balance leaves the bloc with a €15.8 billion ...
#Eurostat #Europe #Business #Supply Chain #Tariffs
Eurostat data show foreign-owned firms account for 16% of EU jobs
  • Artem Shendetskii
  • 08.10.2026
Eurostat data show foreign-owned firms account for 16% of EU jobs
Foreign-controlled companies make up only a small share of market producer enterprises in the EU, but their economic footprint remains disproportionately large. In 2024, those businesses ...
#Eurostat #Europe #Business
EU affordability gaps persist across leisure, food and internet access
  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 07.10.2026
EU affordability gaps persist across leisure, food and internet access
Household affordability pressures across the EU continue to extend beyond housing and energy into everyday social participation, nutrition and digital access. New 2025 figures show wide ...
#Eurostat #Europe #Digital Government #Social Policy #Public Services
U.S. trade deficit widens in August as imports outpace export gains
  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 06.10.2026
U.S. trade deficit widens in August as imports outpace export gains
The U.S. goods and services trade gap expands in August as imports rise more sharply than exports. The monthly deficit reaches $105.6 billion, up $12.7 billion from a revised $92.8 billion in ...
#USA #BEA #Tariffs #Supply Chain
EU tourism platform bookings rise in second quarter as guest nights increase 5.3%
  • Mira Kyivska
  • 02.10.2026
EU tourism platform bookings rise in second quarter as guest nights increase 5.3%
Online short-term rental demand across the EU continues to expand in the second quarter of 2026, with tourists booking 258.8 million nights through major platforms. The total is 13.1 million ...
#Eurostat #Europe #USA #Real Estate #Supply Chain
EU coffee import value more than doubles as 2025 purchases reach €18.7 billion
  • Artem Shendetskii
  • 01.10.2026
EU coffee import value more than doubles as 2025 purchases reach €18.7 billion
European coffee trade shows a sharp rise in monetary value over the past decade, even as import volumes increase only modestly. In 2025, the EU imported 2.9 million tonnes of coffee from non-EU ...
#Business #Eurostat #Europe #Coffee
U.S. personal income rises in August as consumer spending accelerates
  • Ivan Andriyenko
  • 30.09.2026
U.S. personal income rises in August as consumer spending accelerates
Fresh U.S. household data for August show income, spending and inflation measures moving higher at the same time. The release also includes annual revisions to the National Economic Accounts, with ...
#BEA #USA #Inflation #Income #Retail Sales
U.S. GDP growth revised up to 2.2% in second quarter as investment and consumer spending strengthen
  • Mira Kyivska
  • 30.09.2026
U.S. GDP growth revised up to 2.2% in second quarter as investment and consumer spending strengthen
The U.S. economy grows at a 2.2% annualized pace in the second quarter of 2026, with the latest estimate showing stronger momentum than previously reported. The update also points to broad ...
#Income #GDP #BEA #USA #Inflation
EU businesses generate €10.9 trillion in value added as services lead 2024 economy
  • Sholanke Dele
  • 30.09.2026
EU businesses generate €10.9 trillion in value added as services lead 2024 economy
Final structural business data for 2024 shows the EU business economy is anchored by 34.0 million enterprises employing 164.5 million people. The figures also underline a sharp divide in scale, ...
#Eurostat #Europe #Business
China vows response if EU broadens trade tariffs
  • Andrey Mastykin
  • 30.09.2026
China vows response if EU broadens trade tariffs
​China warned that it would retaliate if the European Union introduces broad restrictions on Chinese goods, adding another source of friction days before senior trade officials are due to meet ...
#Tariffs
U.S. Census Bureau releases nonemployer business data across industries and geographies
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 29.09.2026
U.S. Census Bureau releases nonemployer business data across industries and geographies
Fresh federal data offer a detailed view of U.S. businesses without paid employees, a group that makes up most business establishments in the country. The 2024 release breaks out establishment ...
#Census #USA #Local Business #Reporting
EU package holiday prices match inflation as airfares slip in August
  • Artem Shendetskii
  • 25.09.2026
EU package holiday prices match inflation as airfares slip in August
Travel-related consumer prices in the EU show a split trend in August 2026, with package holidays rising in line with the bloc's overall inflation rate while passenger air transport costs edge ...
#Business #Eurostat #Europe #Transportation
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 4 hours ago
Elon Musk's empire: Why merge Tesla and SpaceX?
  • Olena Litvinenko
  • 6 hours ago
Could crypto exchanges disappear?
  • Oleg Tkachenko
  • Yesterday
The limits of progress: Why AI development could slow down
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • Yesterday
Console price wall: Can Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo still grow their installed bases at $541 average?
  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 13.10.2026
Tokens without buyers: Why NFT marketplaces are shutting down
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 5 min ago
Peter Schiff: Producer prices surge 1.3 percent in September, annualizing to nearly 17 percent inflation
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 10 min ago
U.S. retail sales rose 0.8 percent in September, Gregory Daco notes
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 10 min ago
AI stock declines could benefit housing market, Conor Sen writes
  • Yaroslav Dmytrenko
  • 20 min ago
Shay Boloor: U.S. producer price inflation rises above estimates in September
  • Alena Volkova
  • 25 min ago
Bitcoin remains a mystery to most people, Nik Bhatia notes
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  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 1 hour ago
AI agents made 138 million crypto payments in a year, with over 87% in micropayments
AI agents made 138 million crypto payments in a year, with over 87% in micropayments
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 3 hours ago
Australia to tighten rules for crypto exchanges from 2027
Australia to tighten rules for crypto exchanges from 2027
  • Ivan Andriyenko
  • 4 hours ago
Gold climbs despite growing expectations of another Fed rate hike
Gold climbs despite growing expectations of another Fed rate hike
  • Andrey Mastykin
  • 5 hours ago
Global tech selloff deepens amid growing concerns over data center financing
Global tech selloff deepens amid growing concerns over data center financing
  • Olga Shendetskaya
  • 6 hours ago
Oil market risks renewed pressure as Saudi and Russian energy infrastructure comes under threat
Oil market risks renewed pressure as Saudi and Russian energy infrastructure comes under threat
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  • Mykhailo Ihnatenko
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AMD stock risks $535 as hotter CPI deepens semiconductor selloff
  • Igor Krasulya
  • Now
Elon Musk targets $100 trillion SpaceX valuation despite rising AI infrastructure costs
  • Pavlo Kot
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Crypto exchange StandX announces shutdown and cancels token launch
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