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Europe’s borrowing costs are rising. What does that mean for you?

Higher bond market yields are already affecting mortgage offers in some of Europe’s biggest economies, while governments face a slower but mounting increase in the cost of servicing debt.

Euronews

Overcome market fragmentation or miss the AI train, Lagarde warns the EU

An overly fragmented single market cannot support Europe’s top priority of competing globally in the AI race, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde warns.

Euronews

Global Market: Eurozone bond yields ease as US Treasury moves to support long-dated debt

Eurozone government bond yields edged lower as markets took cues from the US Treasury’s decision to expand liquidity operations for longer-dated debt. German bond yields also declined, while investors continued to price elevated expectations for an ECB rate hike amid persistent inflation concerns.

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Lupin arm to commercialise YUVEZZI eye drop across key European markets

Lupin's VISUfarma BV has secured exclusive rights for YUVEZZI in key European markets. This ophthalmic product treats loss of clear close-up vision in adults. VISUfarma will undertake regulatory activities and commercialization of the eye drop. The agreement includes a strategic investment and potential milestone payments. YUVEZZI represents a significant advancement…

The Economic Times

Harry Kane interview: "I thought I'd definitely be coming back to England, that itch isn't there as much anymore"

Henry Winter chats to England's captain about his second European Golden Shoe, an appreciation for slide tackles and the happiness he's found in Germany that rules out rumours of a homecoming and Saudi, for now

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ECB unveils new banknote designs with a defiant message: Don't count cash out yet

With cashless payments on the rise, and a growing belief that cash is being replaced by the digital euro, the European Central Bank (ECB) is introducing new banknotes carrying a clear message to citizens: cash is here to stay.

Euronews

Global Market: Eurozone bond rout loses steam, but rising oil prices keep investors wary

On Wednesday, yields on Eurozone government bonds saw a slight decline as the U.S. Treasury markets regained stability. However, high oil prices are ongoing concerns, heightening inflation and borrowing apprehensions for governments. The recent selloff predominantly affected longer-dated bonds, while the gap between French and German bond yields has widened…

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Sabse bada rupaiya: India prints 3x more notes than the US, 6x more than Europe

India's rupee banknotes in circulation significantly outnumber US dollar and Euro notes. The Reserve Bank of India reports 176 billion rupee notes are currently in use. This volume is driven by a preference for lower-denomination notes and a Clean Note Policy. Physical currency circulation expands at double-digit rates annually, despite…

The Economic Times

Selloff in euro zone bonds pauses but oil prices keep up pressure

Government bond yields across the euro zone halted their upward trend on Wednesday, with the U.S. Treasury market finding stability and contributing positively to global sentiment. However, the ongoing surge in oil prices maintained upward pressure on markets. Concerns about inflation and borrowing led to notable selling in longer-dated bonds,…

The Economic Times

Dollar drifts near multi-month lows as Treasury yields ease; Fed minutes awaited

The U.S. dollar slipped against leading currencies on Wednesday, influenced by a decline in treasury yields from their recent highs. Investors are keenly awaiting the Federal Reserve's minutes, anticipating guidance on interest rate trends. The euro and sterling gained ground slightly as they approached critical inflation reports. Additionally, oil prices…

The Economic Times

Commerzbank, German resistance wanes: UniCredit nears deal, what could change

UniCredit eyes control of Commerzbank as Berlin opens the door on its 12.7% stake. What it means for Italy, Germany and European banks

Euronews

Ian Maxwell on SFA 'problem' and why Pocoball will get Scotland fans on their feet

SFA CEO Ian Maxwell has vowed to address a problem in the Scottish game - and backed new manager Sebastien Pocognoli to get fans on their feet.

The National (Scotland)

Tube Tops, Tanks, and Corsets—Margot Robbie's Euro Summer Looks Feature the Season's Biggest Trends

What white T-shirt?

Marie Claire

77 Posts And Memes That Show Why People From Eastern Europe Are Built Different (New Pics)

Tourists traveling to Europe for the first time will likely have premier destinations like Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal at the top of their priority list. Visiting Eastern Europe and some of the Slavic countries may just be secondary, and if so, you’re missing out on a lot. To give…

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Euro zone bonds join global selloff, long-end yields at multi-year highs

On Tuesday, yields on longer-dated euro zone bonds surged to levels not seen in years. The increasing oil prices, spurred by diminishing expectations for a quick resolution to the conflict in Iran, intensified inflation worries throughout the markets. Consequently, investors are anticipating a quarter-point interest rate hike from the ECB,…

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Not Dead Yet: Audi Might Save Its Five-Cylinder Engine After All

Despite looming Euro 7 regulations, Audi is fighting to keep the inline-five alive.

The Economic Times

Global Market: European shares slip as rising oil prices, bond yields weigh on sentiment

European shares edged lower on Tuesday as rising crude prices and euro zone bond yields heightened inflation concerns. The STOXX 600 fell 0.2%, while energy stocks gained 0.6% as Brent crude rose to $91.41 a barrel. Germany’s 10-year Bund yield hit its highest level since 2011, while investors awaited the…

The Economic Times

Is market heading towards a big AI crash like the dot-com crisis? Here's what European Central Bank predicts

The European Central Bank warns that an AI market correction on Wall Street is likely, citing historical tech bubbles like the dot-com era. Even if AI succeeds, overstretched valuations, shifting macro risks, and limited policy buffers could trigger sharp stock adjustments, impacting euro area investors.

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Climate damage: The next hit to Europe's public finances

Europe's public finances face growing strain from uninsured climate damage, with recent extreme weather events having caused significant economic losses across the continent. Governments are exploring adaptation and risk-sharing strategies to manage future impacts. Insurance coverage for climate-linked catastrophes remains low in many European nations.

Marie Claire

Chloe Kelly: “I Never Take Playing for My Country for Granted—I Just Want to Give it My All”

She scored the winning goals in both Euros finals. Now, she’s rewriting history.

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Reduced Fed Rate Hike Expectations Undercut the Dollar

The dollar index (DXY00 ) fell to a 2.25-month low on Monday and finished down -0.04%. The dollar extended last week’s losses on Monday after a raft of weaker-than-expected US economic news dialed back expectations of tighter Fed policy. The chance of a Fed rate hike next month has dropped...

The Economic Times

Global Market: Euro zone bond yields hover near 15-year highs as Middle East war fuels inflation fears

Euro zone bond yields stayed near 15-year highs as Middle East conflict-driven energy inflation raised expectations for ECB rate hikes. Germany’s 10-year Bund yield held around 3.20%, while widening Italy-Germany spreads highlighted growing geopolitical, inflation and fiscal risks across the region.

The National (Scotland)

Why Daisuke Yokota was subbed and the change to Rangers' European squad

The Economic Times

Bonds face a bigger threat than the Fed as global rates climb

As central banks worldwide, notably in Japan, Canada, and the euro zone, signal plans for sharper interest rate increases than the US, global markets prepare for potential volatility. This transition puts traditional bond safety under strain while anticipating a ripple effect on stock valuations and currency fluctuations. Investors are left…

The Times of India

One week of extreme heat in Europe linked to 16,000 excess deaths: Report

Around 16,000 more people than usual died across Europe during a week of extreme heat in late June, according to a report based on European mortality data. The sharp rise in deaths came as temperatures surged across much of the continent.

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