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In December 2025, the annual inflation rate for the EU as a whole fell to 2.3%, but Romania’s rate was unchanged from November and remains the highest in the EU at 8.6%, Logos Press reported.
Last year, Ukrainian companies set an anti-record: 9,174 proceedings for wage debts against 488 companies. This is 30% more than in 2024 and the highest figure for the last 5 years.
After the U.S. imposed 10% duties on eight European countries, world prices for precious metals have risen sharply. The price of gold has already reached $4690, Logos Press reports citing DW.
Joining the OECD, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, is one of Romania’s most important strategic goals this year, Logos Press reported.
A drop in demand for whiskey, scotch, cognac and tequila has led to spirits producers facing stock-outs. A number of companies have been forced to suspend plant operations to avoid overstocking.
One thousand new armored personnel carriers worth $1 billion will be delivered to the Romanian army by the end of 2027, according to Logos Press.
In the fall of 2025, futures on precious metals became the beneficiaries of turbulence in the world markets. Thus, on October 8, the price of gold for the first time in history exceeded $4 thousand per troy ounce. In the same week, the cost of silver crossed the $50 mark. Whether the “metal rally” will continue in 2026, says Logos Press with reference to RBC.
The European Union is ready to block approval of a trade agreement with the United States because of President Donald Trump’s intentions to impose tariffs on those countries.
American billionaire Ilon Musk has sued Sam Altman, the founder of OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT, Logos Press reports, citing DW.
The International Monetary Fund has published the Global Inflation Forecast for 2026, in which Venezuela is named the absolute leader with an expected increase in consumer prices of 682.1%, according to Logos Press.
Ukraine should approve a cooperation program with the International Monetary Fund as soon as possible to pave the way for receiving budget financing from the EU and the IMF, Logos Press reported.
China will record the world’s largest trade surplus of $1.2 trillion by the end of 2025, setting a new record, Logos Press reported.
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva arrived in Kyiv on the morning of January 15 with an unexpected visit, information about which had not appeared anywhere before, according to Logos Press.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva signed a decree activating the BRICS Bridge payment system, which some experts have already called “a revolutionary step in the global financial sphere”, according to Logos Press.
The United States will have to pay at least $700 million for Greenland if it comes to buying the world’s largest island, according to Logos Press.
Serious disagreements have emerged between key EU countries over whether it is worth it to buy US weapons for Ukraine with a 90 billion euro loan from the EU, Logos Press reported.
The market capitalization of the world’s silver reserves has surpassed $4.754 trillion, according to Logos Press.
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.
