Economic Overview 1/14/2026

Profitability of Raw Material and Processing Factories

Yesterday, Bread was the most profitable factory, reaching around 0.04 profit per Production Point. Today, its profitability has slightly decreased, but it still delivers strong returns and remains a worthwhile choice. Despite the drop in Bread’s з, the price of Grain continues to rise.

Ammo, meanwhile, saw a sharp increase in value due to a recent battle, which temporarily raised demand for this widely used resource. With the battle now concluded, Ammo prices are beginning to decline, reflecting the cooling of that short-term market spike.

Production Chain Profitability

Among production chains, Ammo + Lead remains the most profitable, followed by Bread + Grain. Steel + Iron is also notable for its stability, while Steak + Livestock provides decent returns.

Although Bread and Ammo chains appear highly profitable right now, their markets are volatile. For more reliable long-term returns, chains such as Steel + Iron or Heavy Ammo + Lead are safer choices, as they are less affected by short-term demand spikes.

Pricing Predictions and Indicators

The recent battle between Serbia and Italy lasted three rounds and caused a total damage of 9.4M, which temporarily drove up the prices of Ammo and other military supplies. This event created a short-term surge in profitability for weapons and related resources. Now that the battle has concluded, market trends are shifting: prices for Ammo, Heavy Ammo, and other war-related items are gradually declining, signaling that the recent spike was temporary.