Prepare for a dynamic week with the Economic Calendar highlighting critical market events from June 23 to June 27, 2025. Stay sharp to capitalize on opportunities in a market driven by global economic data.

Financial markets are poised for a significant week, with key releases from Brazil, Mexico, the U.S., Eurozone, Japan, and other major

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Brazil faces a big challenge as it prepares to host the United Nations Climate Conference (COP30) in 2025.

The country ranks 81st out of 116 countries on the EF English Proficiency Index, a respected international measure.

This means most Brazilians have trouble speaking English. Only 5% can speak it at all, and just 1% speak it well.

This problem is

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Radia, a company from the United States, has picked Brazil’s Akaer to design the cockpit for a new cargo plane called the WindRunner.

This plane will be the largest cargo aircraft ever built. Radia made the announcement in June 2025.

The main goal is to solve a big problem for wind energy: moving huge wind turbine blades to places that trucks and

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The United States launched airstrikes on three of Iran’s most important nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—after more than a week of heavy fighting between Iran and Israel.

President Donald Trump said the attacks destroyed Iran’s ability to make nuclear fuel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supported the US action, saying it

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Iran, long recognized by official US and Israeli sources as the world’s top state sponsor of terrorism, now faces mounting setbacks in its military confrontation with Israel.

After over a week of intense Israeli airstrikes that have killed at least 630 people and wounded more than 2,500 in Iran, the United States joined the conflict by bombing three

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Ecuador’s government has started charging a new fee to mining companies, aiming to collect $229 million each year.

Officials say this money will help them better control mining activities and fight illegal mining, which has caused serious environmental problems in the country.

The new fee began in June 2025 and applies to almost all mining

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