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Bulgaria Joins Eurozone, Adopts Euro as National Currency
Bulgaria officially adopted the euro on January 1, 2026, becoming the 21st eurozone member. The transition from the lev comes with divided public opinion, inflation concerns,...
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Iran's Fourth Day of Protests Over Economic Crisis and Currency Collapse
Iran faces fourth day of protests over economic crisis, with currency collapse and 42.5% inflation sparking nationwide unrest. New central bank governor appointed as protesters...
Fed Minutes Reveal Deep Divisions Over December Rate Cut
Fed minutes show deep divisions over December rate cut with 9-3 vote, highest dissent since 2019. Officials balanced labor market support against inflation concerns amid data...
Global Food Price Alert: Export Controls and Stock Releases Reshape Markets
Global food prices ease in 2025 but 17 countries maintain export controls. Consumers adapt to tariff uncertainty through stockpiling while governments use strategic reserves....
Mass Protests Erupt in Iran as Currency Hits Record Low
Iran faces largest protests in three years as currency hits record low, inflation soars to 42%, and central bank chief resigns amid economic crisis worsened by renewed UN sanctions.
Latin America Food Price Volatility Threatens Food Security Gains
Food price volatility threatens Latin America's progress in reducing food insecurity. While the region cut food insecurity from 33.7% to 25.2% (2020-2024), persistent inflation...