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  • 06.07.2022
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German factory orders unexpectedly rise amid deteriorating prospects

German manufacturing orders rose unexpectedly in May, even as global momentum has been weighed down by rampant inflation and uncertainty caused by Russia's war in Ukraine.  Demand increase...

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  • 05.07.2022
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European natural gas prices rise to their highest level amid persistent supply problems and energy crisis

European natural gas prices have risen to their highest level in nearly four months amid persistent supply problems amid the worst energy crisis in decades.  Benchmark futures jumped as mu...

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  • 04.07.2022
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Credit Suisse faces 8-month lag in new customers in Asia

New customers wait as long as eight months to open accounts with Credit Suisse Group AG in Asia after the lender stepped up scrutiny after a recent string of scandals, the Financial Times r...

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  • 03.07.2022
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Stock bulls continue to pay a heavy price for hope

Another rebound of the S&P 500 is being suppressed as quickly as it surfaced. However, an optimistic spirit that continues to return bulls to stocks hangs around. While the punishment for...

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  • 02.07.2022
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The price of European gas rose for the third time in a week

Partial restart of Freeport LNG postponed to October Futures rose as much as 6.1% on Friday to their highest since March 10. Natural gas prices in Europe have had the longe

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  • 01.07.2022
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Eurozone public debt yield fell by 13% in 2022

After the first half of record losses, investors in the European bond market generally agree that the worst could end. Few, however, say that now is the right time to return. Concerns abou...

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  • 30.06.2022
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French aviation authorities cut Paris-CDG flights by 17%

France's Civil Aviation Authority ordered a 17% cut in flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle on Thursday. London's Heathrow and Paris-Charles de Gaulle airports cut more flights as Europe's...

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  • 29.06.2022
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Morgan Stanley predicts a recession in the eurozone in the last quarter

Morgan Stanley economists said they now expect the euro zone to slip into a mild recession in the fourth quarter of this year amid a reduction in energy supplies from Russia. In a report r...

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  • 28.06.2022
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ECB's Kazaks says it's worth looking at a bigger rate hike in July.

The European Central Bank should consider an initial increase in interest rates above the planned increase by a quarter point if there are signs that high inflation rates are fueling expect...

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  • 27.06.2022
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Crypto Stocks Demonstrate Why They Are Among the Riskiest Assets

Crypto-curious stock investors take little comfort in the rebound in stocks of companies linked to the world of digital assets last week, with the sector lagging behind almost all other ris...

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  • 27.06.2022
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The ECB's change in rate hikes reinforces fears of a new bond crisis

European Central Bank policymakers gathered in Portugal on Monday with a sinking feeling that their push to deal with an inflation shock they failed to predict risks both a recession and ec...

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  • 25.06.2022
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The ability of the chief justice of the United States to influence the majority in the Supreme Court has weakened

In the U.S. Supreme Court, dominated by an ambitious conservative wing, Chief Justice John Roberts has become an "island man." The 67-year-old chief justice, appointed in 2005 by Republica...

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  • 24.06.2022
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European bond yields are worse than during the 2008 financial crisis

By all statistics, this is the worst sell-off of corporate bonds in Europe in decades, surpassing even the 2008 financial crisis. Whether you're looking at returns, the rate at which yield...

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  • 23.06.2022
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Europe's leading economies have slowed significantly as production declines

Growth in Europe's two largest economies slowed sharply as producers suffered from a lack of demand, increasingly tight supply chains and rising prices. With the initial momentum from the...

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  • 02.02.2021
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Private jet company Wheels Up to go public with $ 2 billion SPAC deal that could help it open up new markets

Merger with Aspirational Wheels Up acquires a luxury marketing and expansion partner overseas. The deal is worth more than $ 2 billion, more than double its 2019 estimate.

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  • 02.02.2021
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Global markets rally amid disputes over US stimulus package

Global stock markets rallied for a second day on Tuesday, fueled by rising optimism about economic stimulus and the global economic recovery, while retail investors ditched GameStop and rega...

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  • 21.01.2021
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Volkswagen faces EU penalties for failing to meet 2020 emission targets

Volkswagen faces more than € 100 million ($ 121 million) fines for failing to meet the EU's 2020 carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions targets for its passenger car fleet, the world's largest car m...

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  • 21.01.2021
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Nuveen Asset Manager Withdraws From Sanction-Affected Chinese Companies

Nuveen, TIAA's $ 1.1 Trillion Asset Management Division, Has Done Its Assets In Chinese Companies That Will Be Closed To US Investors Due To Recent Sanctions

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  • 08.01.2021
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Canadian banks face a conundrum: how to use a $ 55.5 billion spare

As of October 31, Canada's six largest banks had C $ 70.4 billion ($ 55.5 billion) more Tier 1 equity capital than regulators required. Capital CET1 is a pantry of securities designed to ser...

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  • 08.01.2021
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Chinese telecoms lose $ 5.6bn in value as index vendors ditch them

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - MSCI Inc, FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they would cut benchmarks for three Chinese telecoms, part of the growing impact of the U.S. investment ban that h...

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