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U.S. President Donald J. Trump is weighing a military operation to extract nearly 1,000 pounds of highly-enriched uranium from at least two sites in Iran, a complex and risky mission that would likely put hundreds of American ground forces inside the country for days or longer, U.S. officials tell the Wall Street Journal.










Notowania diesla na światowych giełdach wzrosły w ciągu dwóch dni łącznie o ok. 10% i właśnie przebijają szczyty 2022 roku. Cena hurtowa Orlenu wzrosła w tym czasie o niecałe 2%. Ok. 40% diesla sprzedawanego w Polsce pochodzi z importu. Zachęcamy do przeprowadzenia wnioskowania w oparciu o te trzy dane.

🚨BREAKING: GERMAN COMPANY BUYS OVER 5,300 APARTMENTS IN POLAND IN ONE DEAL – THE BIGGEST SINGLE REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION IN HISTORY! 🇵🇱🔥🇩🇪 The German developer Vantage Development (owned by Hamburg-based TAG Immobilien AG**) bought 5,322 rental apartments** from the Polish platform Resi4Rent for 2.405 billion PLN (≈ €565 million). This is the **largest single purchase** of rental housing in Poland ever — and no bigger deal has been reported since August 2025. The apartments are spread across Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Poznań and Łódź — prime locations in Poland’s biggest cities. The deal is still in progress (extended deadline to May 2026 for antitrust approval), but it shows how aggressively German capital is moving into Polish residential property. Recent reports (Euromonitor, Cushman & Wakefield 2025–2026 outlooks) confirm this remains the record PRS (private rental sector) transaction. Since joining the EU in 2004, foreign (especially German) investors have taken over huge parts of retail, banking and now residential rentals. Is this “European integration” — or a quiet economic takeover where Germans own our apartments while we pay rent forever???


ROUBINI: US MORE LIKELY TO ESCALATE IRAN WAR Nouriel Roubini says there’s over a 50% chance the US escalates in Iran, as backing down risks greater economic and geopolitical damage. He argues escalation could lead to regime collapse and a better medium-term outcome—despite short-term oil spikes—giving the US and Israel incentive to push forward. Still, he warns prolonged conflict could hit global growth and trigger a 1970s-style oil shock, complicating central bank policy and potentially forcing new rate hikes.







