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The editorial desk for economy and finance brings together authors who have been engaged in economic journalism, market analysis, and monitoring business developments on the international stage for many years. Our work is based on extensive experience, research, and daily contact with economic sources — from entrepreneurs and investors to institutions that shape economic life. Over years of journalism and personal involvement in the business world, we have learned to recognize the processes behind numbers, announcements, and short-lived trends, enabling us to deliver content that is both informative and easy to understand.

At the center of our work is the effort to make the economy more accessible to people who want to know more but seek clear and reliable context. Every story we publish is part of a broader picture that connects markets, politics, investments, and everyday life. We write about the economy as it truly functions — through the decisions made by entrepreneurs, the moves taken by governments, and the challenges and opportunities felt by people at all levels of business. Our style has developed over the years through fieldwork, conversations with economic experts, and participation in projects that have shaped the modern business landscape.

An important aspect of our work is the ability to translate complex economic topics into text that allows readers to gain insight without overwhelming technical terminology. We do not oversimplify the content to the point of superficiality, but we shape it so that it is accessible to everyone who wants to understand what is happening behind market tickers and financial reports. In this way, we connect theory and practice, past experiences and future trends, to provide a whole that makes sense in the real world.

The editorial desk for economy and finance operates with a clear intention: to provide readers with reliable, thoroughly processed, and professionally prepared information that helps them understand everyday economic changes, whether related to global movements, local initiatives, or long-term economic processes. Writing about the economy for us is not just reporting news — it is continuous monitoring of a world that is constantly changing, with the desire to bring those changes closer to everyone who wants to follow them with greater confidence and knowledge.

Global trade is entering a more expensive era of risk: transport, insurance, and energy costs are rising

Global trade is entering a more expensive era ...

Find out how geopolitical tensions, more expensive maritime transport, higher insurance premiums, and unstable energy markets are changing international trade. We bring an overview of the reasons why companies are investing more and more in resilience, and relying less and less on cheap supply chains.

The American economy is slowing: weaker growth, stubborn inflation, and consumer caution are increasing uncertainty

The American economy is slowing: weaker ...

Find out why more and more indicators are warning of a slowdown in the American economy. We bring an overview of weaker GDP growth, stubborn inflation, more cautious consumers, and labor market signals that could affect global markets, investors, and exporters.

The US eased part of the sanctions on Russian oil: why Washington is temporarily yielding to market pressure

The US eased part of the sanctions on Russian ...

Find out why the United States temporarily eased part of the restrictions on already loaded Russian oil, how this move affects energy prices, what it means for Ukraine, and why India is once again at the center of the global energy and political equation.

Inflation and energy prices are once again complicating the decisions of the Fed, the ECB, and other central banks

Inflation and energy prices are once again ...

Find out why new inflation data and rising energy prices are once again putting the Fed, the ECB, and other central banks under pressure. We bring you an overview of the key figures, the risks for interest rates, and the possible consequences for loans, markets, and consumption in the global economy.

Oil surges because of the war in the Middle East: the Strait of Hormuz, inflation, and transport under pressure

Oil surges because of the war in the Middle ...

Find out why the war in the Middle East is once again driving up the price of oil and how tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are affecting inflation, transport, energy supplies, and central bank decisions. We bring an overview of the key risks for the global economy and markets.

China steps up its push for the yuan in international trade, but the dollar still retains a key advantage

China steps up its push for the yuan in ...

Find out why China is more strongly promoting the yuan in international trade, payments, and finance, and how CIPS, Hong Kong, and currency swaps are gradually changing global business flows. We bring an overview of the reasons, scope, and limits of China’s renminbi expansion strategy.

The new American tariff wave is shaking global trade: the U.S. opens investigations that may bring new tariffs on partners

The new American tariff wave is shaking ...

Find out what the new American trade investigations mean for the European Union, Canada, and other major economies. We bring an overview of possible new tariffs, pressure on supply chains, risks for industry, and the question of whether Washington will open another major trade conflict with global consequences.

The IMF warns that the Middle East could trigger new global shocks through energy, inflation and markets

The IMF warns that the Middle East could ...

Find out why the International Monetary Fund warns that conflicts in the Middle East could shake energy prices, inflation and financial markets, and how new disruptions could affect the world economy, interest rates and investor expectations.

U.S. Supreme Court struck down tariffs, and companies now fear refunds, new levies, and prolonged legal uncertainty

U.S. Supreme Court struck down tariffs, and ...

Find out why the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs did not bring relief to the business sector. We provide an overview of legal uncertainty, possible refunds, new U.S. levies, and the risks affecting importers, supply chains, and the global economy.

Oil above $100 once again raises fears of inflation and a new energy shock in the global economy

Oil above $100 once again raises fears of ...

Find out why the rise in the oil price above $100 per barrel is once again worrying governments, investors, and households. We bring an overview of the impact of the war around Iran, the risks in the Strait of Hormuz, and the possible spillover of costs to fuel, transport, food, and inflation.