No significant change on Wall Street after US Democrats' victory ↗
Front page leadWall Street showed no significant change following the US Democratic Party's victory in the elections.
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The news from Capital, Bulgaria focuses on international markets, energy prices, the real estate market, US elections, Bulgarian politics, and business trends. There is a particular emphasis on the impact of US election results on Wall Street, rising gas prices and the potential for a harsh…
Wall Street showed no significant change following the US Democratic Party's victory in the elections.
The price of natural gas has exceeded 100 euros, raising concerns about a potentially harsh winter.
A slower real estate market is expected to distinguish investors with sustainable strategies.
A business breakfast summary covers a setback for Trump in the US elections, government tax changes for 2027, and an increase in the minimum wage to 660 euros.
The K100 ranking examines the landscape of large businesses navigating their relationship with EU membership and the adoption of the euro.
The article discusses the political stakes involved in the upcoming presidential election.
This piece contrasts the platforms of Yotova and Gyurov, outlining their differing visions for Bulgaria and the presidency.
Hyper-scalers are competing with governments in the Eurobond market, potentially raising borrowing costs.
The idea of a progressive property tax requires evidence of its effect, clear rules, and constitutional compliance.
The US conducted strikes on Iran's Kish island, demonstrating Trump's strategy to maintain pressure on Tehran without a declared war.
Bulgaria's municipalities receive minimal revenue directly tied to local economic activity, unlike models seen in fiscal decentralization reforms.
Oracle has cancelled a $7 billion AI deal with Tencent, while Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug has surpassed market expectations.
The Republican party, aligned with Trump, has suffered significant losses, extending beyond Texas.
Bulgarian drone company Dronamics is planning to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange within the next year.
Simid, a major bread manufacturer, has launched its own online store.
The development and deployment of battery technology have surpassed the Bulgarian national grid operator's (ESO) planned targets for 2035.