Economy

Central banks shift away from the dollar, boosting gold, euro, and yuan reserves — OMFIF data reveals a growing global trend toward diversification.

Russia’s metallurgy industry faces collapse: demand plummets, exports halted, credit inaccessible. Industry leaders report multi-billion-ruble losses.

U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure may trigger a surge in oil prices, heighten geopolitical instability, and increase market volatility.

For the first time since 1992, Ukraine has surpassed Russia in trade volume with Germany — total trade reached €840 million, reports Baltimore Chronicle with reference to official sources.

Iran raised its daily oil exports to 2.33 million barrels after Israeli strikes, aiming to quickly offload storage amid rising geopolitical risks.

The National Bank of Ukraine confirmed the dollar remains a key part of reserves, with risks from its fluctuations firmly controlled by the regulator.

Donald Trump accused the EU of unfair trade practices after meeting with Ursula von der Leyen at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

OPEC+, led by Saudi Arabia, has decided to increase oil production amid the Israel-Iran conflict, raising global concerns and sparking speculation about its motives.

The Netherlands show interest in Ukrainian organic frozen berries. Ukraine strengthens its position in the European market by increasing product exports.

The EU recognized the equivalence of Ukrainian seed certification for beet, sunflower, rapeseed, and soy, lifting import permit requirements.