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The global economy we knew in the first two decades of the 21st century - an open market where capital moved freely, technology spread rapidly, and prices and interest rates tended to converge - no longer exists. In its place has emerged a world...

The unified global economy has disappeared as a space of common rules and has been replaced by large zones governed by incompatible systems. Trade, technology, financing, and payment infrastructures now operate through strategic filters rather...

The adoption of the euro in Croatia and Bulgaria offers, for the first time since the sovereign debt crisis, a relevant test of how the euro area functions in a fragmented world.

Romania is no longer joining a monetary union that promised cheap and unified capital, but rather a structure where the cost of financing is immediately indexed to its own lack of fiscal discipline and institutional weakness.

The Olympic Games, whether summer or winter, are among the most publicized and watched sporting events in the world, but also some of the most expensive events organized internationally. From organizational and infrastructure costs to social...

The Cost of Living Index, compiled by the online platform Numbeo, shows that Bermuda, the Cayman Islands (both autonomous territories of the United Kingdom) and Switzerland are the most expensive countries in the world, according to...

From US-China Tensions to Conflict in the Middle East, Geopolitical Instability Is on the Rise.

Company bankruptcy is no longer about bad luck or a bad cycle, but about the hard arithmetic of expensive debts, shows data published by the credit risk analysis company Coface in its January 2026 report "Corporate insolvencies expected to...

It does not say so directly, it does not proclaim it, and it does not assume it politically, but it acknowledges it in the careful language of the Report on financial stability risks generated by geoeconomic fragmentation, published on January 1,...

Tech giants are increasingly considering the possibility of moving data centers to space, an idea that until recently seemed like something out of science fiction. The stakes are high: continuous access to solar energy, eliminating costs and...

The second semester of last year marked our country's entry into a fiscal-budgetary consolidation phase forced by reality, after a first semester that pushed the deficit to 3.68% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and amplified the risk of a...

The sharp decline in gold since the end of the past week (and which continues) is directly attributed to changes at the top of US monetary policy:

In fact, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to Beijing these days, officially presented as a "reset” of economic relations between the United Kingdom and China, does not signal a return to globalization.

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The unionist statements made by Maia Sandu this month should not be read merely as conjunctural political interventions, but rather as signals of a deeper reality: the Republic of Moldova's structural difficulty in functioning economically in...

The price of gold crossed the $5,600 an ounce threshold on foreign markets yesterday, a level recorded for the first time in history, amid geopolitical tensions and the depreciation of the US dollar.

The last quarter of 2025 was dominated by the effort of the Government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to keep Romania on the deficit path negotiated with Brussels and to avoid slippages that could have pushed public finances into a systemic...

Trade tensions, geopolitics and political uncertainty top the list of risks that worry billionaires in 2026, according to a survey conducted by Swiss bank UBS, cited by visualcapitalist.com. The aforementioned source, which highlights the factors...

The ramblings that battered Donald Trump's discourse (available on the website www.bursa.ro as an attachment to this article) during his Wednesday appearance in Davos exert a certain attraction both on the public and on the journalist called...

No protest is the same, or Strasbourg is not Brussels. At least that's what can be said after more than 5,000 farmers from France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Belgium and Romania protested in front of the European...