The National Bank of Serbia initiates the pilot phase for its Central Bank Digital Currency, exploring the integration of a digital dinar to modernize the nation's financial infrastructure
New Zealand's tourism industry marks a full recovery as international visitor spending exceeds 2019 levels in early 2026, signaling a strong return for the South Pacific's premier destination.
The Stellantis plant in Kragujevac reaches full production capacity for electric vehicles, marking a major milestone in Serbia's transition toward sustainable automotive manufacturing.
Australia strengthens its role in the global tech supply chain by signing a landmark rare earths supply agreement with Japan and South Korea, focusing on strategic mineral security.
The Australian small business sector faces a challenging period as insolvencies rise significantly within the construction and hospitality industries due to high costs and reduced consumer spending.
Auckland’s housing market enters a new phase of cautious optimism as fixed mortgage rates drop below 6% for the first time in three years, offering long-awaited relief to prospective homeowners.
Automotive giant Stellantis recorded a 19% increase in sales within the Mexican market during the first quarter of 2026, led by strong consumer demand for its Jeep and Ram brands.
Serbia’s renewable energy sector is set for a significant transformation as new government subsidies aim to double the nation's solar power capacity by 2027, shifting the industrial landscape.
BYD’s Linghui e7 launches at 95,800 yuan, reflecting growing competition and affordability trends in China’s expanding electric vehicle market.
Brown-Forman attracts acquisition interest amid a challenging spirits market, driven by strong brands and industry consolidation trends.
Fleet card market projected to reach $4.7 trillion by 2034, driven by logistics growth, digital payments, and evolving transportation needs.
Greece redefines its tourism identity in 2026 with a major campaign to promote its mountainous regions as sustainable, year-round sanctuaries for the global traveler.
Athens becomes a global center for independent cinema in April 2026, hosting the 53rd AIFVF to celebrate radical histories and the power of the experimental lens.
Serbia is experiencing robust investment-led growth, with GDP set to rise 4% in 2026 driven by large-scale infrastructure projects and strong foreign direct investment.
Copenhagen celebrates the arrival of spring at the 2026 Sakura Festival, where the blooming cherry trees of Langelinie Park foster a unique cultural bond between Denmark and Japan.
New Zealand's media landscape is expanding with a new dedicated daily business show, reflecting a growing demand for real-time analysis and transparency in the nation's evolving economy.
Australian mining stocks are driving market resilience as trade tensions ease, providing a critical buffer against record-low domestic business confidence and rising energy costs.
Serbia is significantly upgrading its road infrastructure with €150 million in EU-backed funding, aiming to boost regional trade, safety, and economic connectivity across the nation.
New Zealand dairy farmers are receiving a record $4.2 billion payout from Fonterra's brand sale, providing essential capital to navigate inflation and environmental transitions.
Older Australians have emerged as a key driver of retail spending in early 2026, using their financial stability to support the hospitality sector while younger generations face high mortgage pressure.
Serbia’s trade deficit has narrowed as the country sees a significant rise in capital goods exports, supported by a stable Dinar and a maturing industrial sector.
New Zealand’s housing market continues to cool as property values stabilize at significantly lower levels and rising interest rates force homeowners into a period of strategic financial recalibration.
Australian retailers are increasingly integrating AI to drive productivity and personalize customer experiences as household spending remains resilient despite high price sensitivity and rising costs.
Serbia is experiencing a significant surge in venture capital focused on green technology and sustainable SMEs, driven by a stable Dinar and new international financing models.