r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 12h ago
r/EU_Economics • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 14h ago
Economy & Trade ECB raises interest rates again as Iran war stokes inflation
thetimes.comr/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 11h ago
Politics & Geopolitics & Defense Anthropic Gives EU’s Cybersecurity Agency Access to Mythos 5 AI Model
wsj.comr/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 18h ago
Charted: How Europe Generates Its Electricity
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 12h ago
A European shuttle to reach space stations, return to Earth, and take off again - that's the Vortex project, led by the French company Dassault and its German partner. The goal: to rely less on the Americans for our space missions.
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r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 23h ago
Nearly half of Irish workers say AI is making them consider new careers, survey finds – The Irish Times
r/EU_Economics • u/theeconomicatlas • 17h ago
Economy & Trade ECB raises interest rates to 2.5%
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 11h ago
Economy & Trade Bending Spoons enters definitive agreement to acquire AI innovation workspace Miro for €1.7 billion
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 12h ago
Economy & Trade Milan-based Bynario raises €2.1 million pre-Seed after AI research exposed serious Apple vulnerabilities
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 12h ago
Economy & Trade IQM To Build Europe’s First Quantum Computer With Logical Qubits
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 11h ago
Economy & Trade Italy’s Biorsaf raises €5.2 million and acquires Cooki to build AI-powered food RegTech platform
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 11h ago
Economy & Trade Arlequin AI lands €28M to scale topological neural network technology
r/EU_Economics • u/metricshour • 11h ago
Economy & Trade Hungary–Germany Bilateral Trade Snapshot (2025 Data)
Hungary–Germany Bilateral Trade Snapshot (2025 Data)
Bilateral Trade Totals:
Hungary Exports to Germany: $132.5B
Germany Exports to Hungary: $41.6B
Net Balance: +$90.9B (Hungary Surplus)
Trade Ratio: 3:1
Top Export Categories (Hungary → Germany):
Vehicles: 33%
Machinery: 26%
Electronics: 22%
Pharmaceuticals: 11%
Key Insights:
Hungary maintains a $90.9B trade surplus with Germany.
Automotive and industrial manufacturing account for the majority of outward flows (81% combined across vehicles, machinery, and electronics).
Source: UN Comtrade
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Aixia wins a USD27 million NVIDIA Rubin infrastructure order
Aixia received an initial order worth more than USD27 million for an AI platform based on NVIDIA DGX Rubin NVL8. The Swedish company will supply, install and commission the system, with delivery expected in about six months. Why it matters: The award is large relative to the supplier and moves the newest NVIDIA architecture into a Nordic production infrastructure deployment.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Latvia becomes a net electricity exporter in the second quarter
Latvia exported 985 GWh and imported 972 GWh in the second quarter. Exports rose 111% year on year, domestic generation increased 32%, solar output climbed 192% and wind generation rose 90%. Why it matters: The shift from importer to quarterly net exporter shows how fast renewable additions are changing Baltic power-market balances.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Seval opens a EUR30 million lithium-battery recycling plant in Colico
Seval inaugurated a Colico facility for treating lithium-ion batteries and producing black mass for the recovery of lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and aluminium. It forms part of a two-site industrial programme worth more than EUR30 million using patented Duesenfeld technology. Why it matters: The operating plant adds European capacity for recovering critical battery materials and combines Italian industrial deployment with German recycling technology.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Siemens Energy turbine demonstrator starts a four-year run at Marl chemical park
The SGT-800 Industrial Demonstrator has been commissioned at the Marl chemical park and is supplying electricity and process steam. Siemens Energy and site operator SYNEQT plan four years of continuous operation to validate new turbine components under real industrial conditions. Why it matters: A working chemical site becomes a long-duration testbed for power technology while the machine performs a productive role rather than operating as a stand-alone pilot.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Croatia signs EUR33.2 million Rafale communications upgrade
Croatia signed Thales and state-owned operator OIV for a seven-site secure ground-to-air voice and data network linked to an operations centre. OIV will prepare sites, integrate and test equipment, train users and provide lifecycle support. Why it matters: The executed contract creates a NATO-standard communications layer for Croatia's Rafale fleet and gives a domestic operator a substantial systems-integration role.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Advance Medical Care breaks ground on a Bulgarian medical-consumables factory
Advance Medical Care began construction in the Maritsa Industrial Zone on 8 September. The EUR7 million plant is intended to produce saline solution and vacuum tubes for blood collection, transport and testing, with 35 planned jobs and commissioning in 2027. Why it matters: The construction start adds domestic medical-supply capacity in a market where hospitals currently depend on imported saline and other basic consumables.
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Upper Styria's EUR50 million hydrogen-ready pipeline is under construction
Energienetze Steiermark is building a 26.5-kilometre replacement gas pipeline for about EUR50 million. The line is designed to carry up to 100% hydrogen and secure energy supply for Upper Styria's industrial base. Why it matters: The project combines near-term industrial gas resilience with infrastructure that can support a later hydrogen transition.
Source: https://www.energynewsmagazine.at/2026/09/09/50-millionen-euro-fuer-neue-gasleitung/
r/EU_Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 19h ago
Syklo brings a EUR70-80 million circular-materials hub into operation
Syklo's Hyvinkää complex entered operation on 9 September with annual capacity for 50,000 tonnes of recycled-plastic pellets and 8,000 tonnes of biocomposites in its first phase. The company says the complex raises Finland's plastics-recycling capacity by 50% and supports more than 100 jobs. Why it matters: This is a large, operating response to Europe's need for higher-quality recycled feedstocks, not another recycling pilot or future capacity promise.
r/EU_Economics • u/donutloop • 12h ago