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Wholesale companies normally only deal with restaurants, food retailers and leisure attractions, but have now started to offer their products to individual shoppers, as a result of a dramatic decrease in demand from their usual clientele.more

The White House unveiled new guidelines for states and localities on lifting coronavirus-related restrictions on citizens and businesses, as President Trump looks to bring the nation's focus toward reigniting an economy battered by efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19.more

"The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Ukraine estimates that the unemployment rate in Ukraine is 13.7-15.4%. This is the highest figure in the last 15 years," the President of the Chamber Hennadii Chyzhykov said. more

Romanian workers are being flown in to help feed Britain amid a continuing recruitment crisis in the agriculture sector.more

Empty cabins and restaurants, partly filled cargo spaces. This is today's picture of the ferry market in the UK and beyond.more

The government has given formal approval for the HS2 project to begin its construction phase.more

Seven out of ten companies are worried about their liquidity, yet in the approach to collecting debts at the time of coronavirus they more often declare forbearance towards their contractors than increasing restrictions - results from a study commissioned by the Register of Debtors BIG InfoMonitor. more

41 more people have died from Covid-19 in Ireland bringing the overall death toll to 406. 548 more cases of the coronavirus have also been diagnosed in the Republic. In addition, a further 284 cases of Covid-19 were confirmed from the backlog of tests at the laboratory in Germany.more

A forecast by the UK's tax and spending watchdog suggests the coronavirus crisis will have "serious implications" for the UK economy, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.more

The International Monetary Fund has today estimated that the global economy is likely to undergo a deepest collapse since the Great Depression of the 1930s following the 1929 stock market crash following a coronavirus pandemic.more

As a result of restrictions introduced due to coronavirus, the UK economy may shrink by 35% in the second quarter of this year, and the unemployment rate may rise to 10%. - assessed today the Office of Budgetary Responsibility (OBR). more

As a result of the coronavirus epidemic and the resulting restrictions, British GDP may fall by 25-30 percent in the second quarter of this year. - warned colleagues from the government Minister of Finance Rishi Sunak, revealed the Times.more

The Polish Aviation Group today informed the Condor airline about its withdrawal from the purchase of this company - said Katarzyna Majchrzak from the Polish Aviation Group.more

Northern Ireland's Minister of Agriculture Edwin Poots has met with retailers to voice his concerns over Polish beef imports. more

OPEC and allies led by Russia agreed on Sunday to a record cut in output to prop up oil prices amid the coronavirus pandemic and said they had an unprecedented deal with fellow oil nations, including the United States, to curb global oil supply by 20%.more

The British Central Bank of England has announced that, due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, it agreed to temporarily finance state spending if the government could not get the money it needed immediately.more

Will we pay more than PLN 5 for the euro, franc and dollar soon, and will the pound approach the level of PLN 6? Financial experts note a significant decline in the value of the Polish currency.more

French Economy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned on Monday that the country will experience the worst recession since 1945, as a consequence of the impact of Covid-19. more

After the SARS-Cov-2 pandemic has ended, the most important changes are being prepared in the European Union, primarily from the perspective of Italy - says a political scientist from the University of Lodz prof. Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski.more

Concerns about coronavirus may limit the availability of seasonal workers in agriculture, and this will affect the decline in the supply of some horticultural products. The lack of employees will be felt especially by Western European countries - predict analysts of the bank PKO BP.more

The Finnish government has decided to continue the social and economic restrictions previously imposed as part of the state of emergency in order to slow down the spread of the coronavirus epidemic, Prime Minister Sanna Marin said. Meanwhile, around 303,000 persons from various sectors of the economy are covered by collective redundancies.more

The Fitch agency confirmed the long-term rating of Poland in foreign currency at "A-" level with stable outlook yesterday, the agency said in a press release. Fitch estimates that a possible temporary loosening of the fiscal rule in connection with fiscal stimulation in the face of a coronavirus outbreak will not be negative for the rating.more

It heralds a rare success in the reversal of environmental damage and shows that global action can make a difference.more

The risk rating agency Fitch Ratings lowered the UK's financial strength rating to AA- on Friday, with a negative outlook, due to the "significant weakening" of its public finances caused by the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic.more

At night from 28 to 29 March we change the time from winter to summer - we will sleep for an hour less. All over Europe, on Sunday morning, we will move the clock hands from 2:00 to 3:00.more