Bitcoin traders agreed that BTC price action needed to retake $72,000 to open up the odds of further upside as gold and US stocks gained. Bitcoin (BTC) returned to $72,000 on Wednesday as gold continued its rebound from four-month lows. Key points: Bitcoin price performs a support retest of its 50-day moving average before hitting $72,000. Read more
West Group, a major construction and real estate developer active in Romania and Germany and founded by Romanian entrepreneur Dan Craciunescu, announces a major strategic partnership with IBB Germania and WBMAX Holding for the execution of complex defense infrastructure projects on German territory.
Iulius group and its partner Atterbury Europe have started works for RIVUS project of Cluj-Napoca, an investment put at over EUR550 million, considered the biggest real estate development via urban reconversion underway in Romania.
IAR Brasov, which produces and repairs spare parts for helicopters, majority owned by the Romanian state, has proposed the distribution of dividends worth RON43 million from the last year’s RON47.7 million net profit.
CBDCs bridge the 1.3 billion unbanked cash-digital divide. Governments must actively promote them as trusted, low-cost gateways to formal financial inclusion. Opinion by: Xin Yan, co-founder and CEO of Sign. Financial exclusion remains one of the most persistent challenges for national governments. World Bank data highlights how more than 1.3 billion adults remain unbanked, without access to a financial account. These people rely on cash, creating a ‘cash-digital divide’, which excludes them from the formal economy. To bridge the divide, governments need to promote CBDCs actively. As a trusted, risk-free alternative to physical cash, CBDCs are ideal instruments for the financially excluded demographic. With a seamless entry point to the financial ecosystem, mass adoption of CBDCs is a vital catalyst and a foundational pillar for achieving universal financial inclusion. Read more
Romania’s industrial sales (on the domestic and external markets) dropped by 4.3% in nominal terms in January 2026 compared with January 2025, data from the country’s statistical office INS showed on Wednesday, March 25.