Economy

European stock markets reopen in the red, oil rises to $81 a barrel and gas prices jump

European stock markets reopened this morning in the 'red', under pressure from rising energy prices, especially European natural gas, on the fourth day of US-Israeli attacks on Iran.

Demand for Qualified Welders is Growing: Hourly Rate Six Euros, Four Times Higher Abroad

Without them, there is no industrial production, construction sites, power plants, or major infrastructure projects. Behind every bridge, production hall, kilometer of pipeline, hydroelectric power plant, or nuclear facility lies a precise weld.

Serbia to Borrow 350 Million Euros for Roads

The Government of Serbia adopted the Bill on the Ratification of the Financial Agreement "Sustainable Improvement of the Road Network" between the Republic of Serbia and the European Investment Bank, as well as the Bill on the Ratification of the Framework Loan Agreement LD 2251 (2025) between the Council of Europe Development Bank and the Republic of Serbia for the financing of the public sector – rehabilitation of local roads.

Black Scenario: War in Iran Deepens, Oil Prices Jump Over $100 Per Barrel, New Inflation Wave Arrives

The escalation of conflict between Israel and the US on one side, and Iran on the other, has opened a key issue for global energy: the security of the Strait of Hormuz, through which about 20% of the world's oil consumption passes. After attacks on tankers and traffic disruptions through the strait, Brent oil prices rose by about 10%, and experts warn that a deepening of the crisis could lead to oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel and trigger a new inflationary wave.

Everyone is wondering what is happening: Another bankruptcy declared in Germany

Scottish brewery BrewDog is initiating bankruptcy proceedings for its brewery in Berlin, as well as for three remaining bars in Berlin and Hamburg. Around 100 employees are affected by this decision.

Her flight was cancelled, then she fell into an online trap: She was left with 2,500 euros

A woman from Lower Bavaria suffered financial damage of 2,500 euros while trying to rebook her flight to the Middle East on her own, after her flight was cancelled due to the escalation of the war in Iran.

Ordered coffee in Split, shocked by the bill: 'It will get worse'

If there's one thing Croats are consistent about on social media, it's complaints about prices. Whether it's bread, fuel, apartments, coffee, or a scoop of ice cream, comments are always ready, keyboards warmed up, and nerves frayed. Facebook, Reddit, and Instagram have long become digital cafes where no one drinks, but they certainly 'simmer'.

'MY FEELING IS THAT THE IRANIANS WILL NOT EASILY ALLOW TOURISTS TO LEAVE THE AFFECTED COUNTRIES'! Serbian businessman urgently announced the situation in Dubai!

According to what he heard at the reception, in Dubai the state has not covered the costs of all tourists staying in hotels, as is the case in Abu Dhabi.

The World's Energy Bottleneck

This narrow maritime artery connects the Persian Gulf to the north with the Gulf of Oman to the south, and then to the open waters of the Arabian Sea.

How to get money from the state for a new car? One novelty changes everything

The deadline for submitting applications is September 30, 2026.

If you have this card at home, you can earn enough for an apartment: Search your houses thoroughly!

Check if you have valuable Pokemon cards in your drawer that can bring wealth. Some specimens reach the prices of luxury real estate.

Čadež: Croatia offered visas to truck drivers from Serbia if they transport goods for local companies

President of the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia (PKS), Marko Čadež, stated today at the Kopaonik Business Forum that the Croatian Government offered that transport companies from Serbia, which have contracts with companies from Croatia or other EU countries, will receive long-term visas for drivers, if they transport goods for them.