Global markets, large corporations, trade wars, commodities, and trends that affect the Bulgarian economy.
After a period of trade tension, China is resuming large-scale purchases of American agricultural products. Beijing plans to import agricultural goods worth at least $17 billion annually, which is already shifting the dynamics of global commodity exchanges.
In an interview regarding the management of the Federal Reserve, Myerson revealed details about his communication with Donald Trump and emphasized the critical qualities the next leader of the FOMC must possess.
The Italian rail operator 'Italo' has signed a massive deal with Siemens Mobility to purchase high-speed trains. The investment is part of a strategy to enter the German market by 2028.
China's state investment companies have announced massive plans to purchase shares and ETFs, aiming to stabilize the market and stimulate technological innovation.
A new ECB survey reveals that companies in the eurozone are facing increasing difficulties in seeking financing. Simultaneously, businesses are preparing for lower inflation and are changing their strategies due to geopolitical instability.
The transition to electric mobility could lead to the loss of over 726,000 jobs and a drastic reduction in added value in the European industry by 2040, new research warns.
South Korea achieved a record $15 billion in cultural intellectual property exports. Video games, K-pop, and cinema have become key pillars of the national economy.
China maintains a streak of 11 quarters of export growth, supported by explosive interest in lithium batteries, wind turbines, and heavy industrial equipment.
The Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Sofia calls on representatives of Bulgarian business to participate in the international agriculture and exhibition forum CAFE26, which will be held in October 2026 in Phnom Penh.
The International Monetary Fund warns that the conflict in the Middle East and the depletion of energy reserves place the eurozone at risk of stagflation – low growth coupled with high prices.
A German minister has called for higher tariffs on Chinese cars to force their manufacturers to invest in Europe and seek cooperation with giants like Volkswagen.
The Moscow Exchange index fell to its lowest level since late 2022 following a new US bill that proposes 100% tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy resources.
International corporations and shipping giants are expressing strong opposition to Donald Trump's proposals to introduce direct fees through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
A 30% collapse in fertilizer trade and the blocking of key trade routes place global agriculture in a critical position. Bulgarian producers are also among those affected by high costs.
The Austrian agricultural sector reports an impressive revenue growth of 13% in 2025, supported by higher livestock prices and lower production costs.
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