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Euro zone bond yields tick up after oil rises on Hormuz doubts

On Thursday, bond yields in the euro zone experienced a modest uptick. Meanwhile, oil prices rebounded slightly from their recent declines, impacting overall market sentiment. Diplomatic negotiations surrounding the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing, despite mixed signals from involved parties. Traders appear to anticipate minimal additional monetary tightening from the…

The Economic Times

UEFA to lift FIFA boycott threat ahead of Champions League draw

European soccer body UEFA is set to formally withdraw its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after receiving assurances Gianni Infantino’s failed World Cup sell-off plan will not be revived. UEFA’s member federations are meeting Thursday in Monaco ahead of the Champions League draw, where they are expected to end the…

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Dollar near eight-day high as US data lifts Fed hike bets

The dollar showed a minor uptick following U.S. inflation figures that aligned with forecasts for an impending Federal Reserve rate increase. Investors are now keenly awaiting remarks from central banking officials at the Jackson Hole symposium later today. Additionally, insights from the Bank of Japan could signal potential shifts in…

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How to Watch NASCAR Euro Series Grand Prix Czech Republic on SI TV

The competition returns this weekend after a summer break.

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Celtic raise the bar for calamitous capitulations in Europe

In today’s Football Daily: Celtic do it again in the Champions League playoffs

The Guardian - UK

Global Market: ECB may raise rates in September as Iran war fuels inflation concerns: Reports

European Central Bank policymakers are increasingly leaning towards a September rate hike as the Iran conflict drives up energy prices and inflation. While inflation is nearing 3% and economic activity remains resilient, officials appear reluctant to signal further tightening beyond September, keeping future decisions dependent on incoming data.

The Economic Times

Iceland to vote on reopening EU membership talks in close referendum

Icelanders will vote in a referendum on Saturday whether to resume entry talks with the European Union amid growing global insecurity. Voters are not being asked to decide just yet if they want to join the 27-member bloc – only whether they want their government to negotiate possible terms.

France 24

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Sweden and Finland in 10 Days: The Nordic Circuit for Indian Travellers Chasing Wilderness and Design

Why This Pairing WorksSweden and Finland share a border, a similar climate, and a design culture built on the same premise, that beauty should be useful. But they are not the same country, and the differences are what make the circuit worth doing. Stockholm is a city of water and…

Times Life

“My favorite bass needs to be retired, but it plays so good and has this unmistakable sound. So I gave it to Spector and said, ‘Let’s get close to that’”: How Rex Brown’s new signature bass channels his punchiest Pantera era

The metal icon explains how his labor-of-love Euro4 bass – painted to imitate a desert sunset – bottles his pummelling Far Beyond Driven period

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What the new US sanctions on Iran mean for European businesses

The US has unveiled a sweeping expansion of secondary sanctions intended to sever Iran's remaining links to the global economy, warning that companies anywhere in the world that keep trading with Tehran risk losing access to the dollar system.

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Global market: Eurozone bond yields steady as oil prices ease, traders assess Iran sanctions

Eurozone bond yields remained largely stable as investors assessed new U.S. sanctions on Iran and easing oil prices. Germany’s 10-year yield held near a 15-year high, while longer-term yields stayed elevated amid inflation risks, energy costs and fiscal spending. Stronger German growth reinforced expectations for ECB rate hikes, keeping borrowing…

The Economic Times

Dollar struggles for traction as markets weigh Iran sanctions, Treasury buybacks

On Tuesday, the U.S. dollar showed weakness against key currencies as investors reacted to new sanctions on Iran and attempts to reduce Treasury yields. The euro and pound both saw minor increases, approaching their recent highs. Additionally, Bitcoin enjoyed a notable weekly surge, bolstering its upward trajectory. Market watchers are…

The Economic Times

A 75-Day Seasonal Sell Window Is Opening in the Euro—Are You Prepared?

What happens when seasonality, inflation, crude oil, and interest rates all begin pointing toward the same trade? The euro is approaching a 75-day seasonal sell window—and the fundamental backdrop may be lining up with it. Is the next bearish opportunity taking shape?

Barchart

Markets brace for more hawkish ECB as energy risks threaten to keep inflation elevated

Markets are increasingly pricing in a more hawkish European Central Bank as geopolitical tensions, elevated energy costs and depleted gas inventories threaten to keep eurozone inflation high. Investors see a rising probability of further rate hikes through 2027, while resilient economic activity and fading disinflationary forces add to the case…

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UEFA chief Ceferin calls for Infantino to quit but rules out replacing him

Aleksander Ceferin, president of the European soccer confederation (UEFA) has announced that he will not run against Gianni Infantino but warned the under-fire FIFA president that he must either quit or face a leadership challenge in March. Infantino has been mired in a crisis since the failure of his controversial…

The Economic Times

Dollar trading near multi-month lows, restrained by debt nerves

The dollar is facing significant weakness, hovering close to multi-month lows as market participants await crucial details on sanctions and upcoming policy speeches. Canada's dollar dipped following a halt in trade negotiations, along with imposing tariffs from both sides. In contrast, the euro and yen stabilized, and the Australian and…

The Times of India

Despite contactless payments, euro banknotes in circulation have risen from about €1 trillion in 2016 to €1.6 trillion as Europeans keep emergency cash ready for crises and cyber outages

The value of euro banknotes in circulation has risen from about €1 trillion in 2016 to €1.6 trillion in June 2026, despite the growing use of contactless payments. Experts say concerns over wars, wildfires, floods, storms and cyber-attacks are prompting Europeans to keep emergency cash at home in case digital…

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Charting the Global Economy: UK payrolls slide, inflation rises

The latest figures show the UK labor market is faltering, with job vacancies reaching a five-year low. Inflation rates have intensified, fueled by soaring energy prices. Across the euro area, business activity showed modest growth, though France's economy continues to struggle.

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Venezuela abandoning the bolivar and adopting the U.S. dollar would be the biggest currency switch since the advent of the euro, Hanke says

“Taming inflation is the key to restoring stability in Venezuela, and all the other progress flows from that.”

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 1: Arsenal

After an underwhelming season, Arsenal have made major changes with club legends departing and top talent from all over Europe arriving

Barchart

Why You Should Bet on the Uptrend in Euro Prices

December Euro currency futures present a buying opportunity on more price strength.

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"We are to Vikings what the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are to turtles." Eihwar have brought chaos to the European folk metal scene with their Viking war trance - could they be its next big thing?

French duo Eihwar are one of the funnest and most unique things to hit the alternative music scene in recent years

The Economic Times

Global Market: Eurozone bond yields edge lower after turbulent week in global debt markets

Eurozone bond yields eased Friday but remained set for weekly gains amid global bond-market stress, persistent inflation and fiscal concerns. Germany’s 10-year yield stood at 3.2445%. Rising oil prices and stronger ECB rate-hike expectations added pressure, with markets pricing over 90% odds of a September rate increase.

The Economic Times

Euro zone business activity growth hits highest since November: PMI

Euro zone business activity grew fastest this year in August. Stronger new orders, particularly in manufacturing, boosted this growth. Export orders also saw an increase for the first time since early 2022. Price pressures continued to ease, reaching multi-month lows. This resilience suggests solid third-quarter economic expansion for the region.

The Economic Times

Dollar wobbles as investors balk at US Treasury's rescue efforts

The dollar faced a decline on Friday, ending the week lower amid investor worries. Concerns arose over the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback, which many viewed as merely a stopgap. This situation heightened fears about government intervention affecting fiscal health. As a result, both the euro and sterling appreciated against the…

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