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Category: Global Economy
The hryvnia has been breaking new anti-records every day since the beginning of 2026, reaching an all-time high of 43.25 UAH per dollar on January 13, according to Logos Press.
Investors are losing hope regarding progress in peace talks on Ukraine, which is affecting the price of sovereign bonds, Logos Press reported.
The conflict between US President Donald Trump and Central Bank Governor Jerome Powell has reached a new level – the Justice Department has served the central bank with subpoenas and threatened to bring criminal charges in connection with the renovation of the Fed’s buildings, Logos Press reports.
The European Union may agree to a “strengthened US role” in Greenland in exchange for assurances from Washington on continued support for Ukraine, according to Logos Press.
The United States will act on Greenland in the interest of U.S. national security whether it likes it or not, according to Logos Press.
EU member states on Jan. 9 gave the green light to sign an agreement with Mercosur, paving the way for the creation of a vast trade bloc between Europe and Latin America, Logos Press reported.
Dacia and Ford plants in Romania will produce a total of 545,510 vehicles in 2025, down almost 3% from the record year 2024, according to Logos Press.
A consortium led by Irish company TechMet has won the tender for a mineral production sharing agreement for a lithium site in Kirovograd region of Ukraine, Logos Press reports.
In 2026, the United States will allocate only $400 million dollars for military aid to Ukraine, and the same amount of aid is planned for 2027, Logos Press reported.
The US plans to make big changes to Venezuela’s oil industry. US President Donald Trump said that American oil companies will now be able to invest in Venezuela to “repair the badly damaged oil infrastructure and start making money for the country”, Logos Press reported, citing RBC.
Ambassadors from the 27 EU member states are voting Jan. 9 in favor of the Mercosur deal, with a positive outcome that could allow European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to sign the agreement in Latin America next week, Logos Press reported.
Despite a ban on large farm vehicles traveling through the French capital, angry farmers rallied at the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower and the National Assembly to force French authorities to take a tougher stance on a free trade agreement with the South American bloc Mercosur and to take more effective measures to combat the epizootic of nodular dermatitis, a highly contagious disease for cattle. – Logos Press reports.
