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Inflation in Germany slows to 2.1 percent in May

5 days ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

Prices in Germany rose by 2.1 percent in May, with a slight drop in energy prices but also a more moderate increase in the price of services, preliminary calculations by the statistical office showed. In March, consumer prices in Europe's largest economy rose by 2.2 percent, and in February by 2.3 percent, according to the statistical office's tables. At the beginning of spring, inflation thus stabilized at the lowest level since October last year.
Bitcoin stabilizes at $111,000 as crypto bull run enters new phase

5 days ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

Bitcoin’s recent record-breaking rise and now stable price of $111,000 have opened a new chapter in the global cryptocurrency bull run. However, not all cryptocurrencies will benefit equally. However, some of them – such as XRP, Solaxy and BTC Bull Token – show great potential for achieving gains of up to 100x in the near future.
Oil prices rise toward $65 amid drone strikes on Russian military bases

5 days ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

Oil prices rose toward $65 on Monday in international markets as traders were concerned about Ukrainian drone strikes on military bases across Russia, stoking supply concerns. A barrel for August delivery was $1.90 higher at $64.68 in London midday on the London market than at the close of trading at the end of last week. Trading in July delivery closed at $63.90 on Friday. A barrel in the US market was trading $1.86 higher today, from $62.65.
German robotics industry faces 10% revenue drop amid global uncertainty

5 days ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

German manufacturers of robots and automation systems are expecting significantly lower revenue this year, with investments being postponed amid heightened geopolitical tensions and increasing pressure from Asian competition, the VDMA association reported today. The sector's revenue is expected to fall by 10 percent this year to 14.5 billion euros, the association calculated. In 2024, it had fallen by one percent.
Trump administration appeals tariff ruling, signaling ongoing trade policy battle

1 week ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

In currency markets, the dollar strengthened slightly against a basket of currencies last week, reflecting a slight improvement in global investors' risk appetite after US President Donald Trump delayed imposing tariffs on European imports and, separately, a court ruled that he had exceeded his presidential powers by imposing high tariffs on trading partners.
Donald Trump accuses China of breaking trade deal, prepares new economic measures

1 week ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

The USA and its president do not want to stop at their previous positions. This time it seems they will go a step further and create a situation the world would not want to see. Donald Trump's administration is preparing new moves against China, the White House's deputy chief of staff said on Friday after the US president accused Beijing of "violating" a trade deal with Washington Stephen Miller spoke about the measures that have been taken and those that will be taken.
Potato prices in Russia hit record high amid poor harvest and rising costs

1 week ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

Potato prices in Russia have reached a historic high due to a poor harvest and increased costs. Imports from Egypt and other countries are saving the market, but also dictating prices While America is struggling with a shortage of eggs, which is why their price is at a historically high level, potatoes are becoming more expensive in Russia. The product, the level of consumption of which in the country is one of the highest in the world, has increased in price 2.8 times in a year.
Bulgaria prepares for eurozone entry amid protests and public fear

1 week ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

In June, Bulgaria should receive the green light from Brussels for the introduction of the euro - but this prospect worries many citizens. "If Bulgaria enters the eurozone, it will be like boarding the Titanic," said retired high-ranking official Nikolai Ivanov at a recent protest demanding the preservation of the national currency - the leva.
Brussels slams Trump’s steel tariffs, prepares retaliatory response

1 week ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

The European Commission said on Saturday that it deeply regrets the announced increase in US steel tariffs and that the European Union is ready to impose countermeasures US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he plans to increase tariffs on US steel imports from 25 to 50 percent, increasing pressure on global steel producers and vowing to deepen his trade war.
U.S. stock markets fall sharply as Treasury yields hit highest since 2023

2 weeks ago | financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic

Stocks sold off on Wednesday, pressured by a sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields, as traders grew on concerns that a new U.S. budget bill would add to the country's already large deficit. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 816.80 points, or 1.91%, to 41,860.44. The S&P 500 fell 1.61% to 5,844.61. The Nasdaq Composite fell 1.41% to 18,872.64. The 30-year Treasury yield was last around 5.09%, hitting its highest level since October 2023. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield was trading at 4.59%.