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Oil Shock and Debt Fears Push European Borrowing Costs Higher

Europe's bond markets are facing a more difficult environment as two pressures that had previously been treated largely as separate problems are increasingly reinforcing each other: governments are borrowing heavily while higher oil prices threaten to revive inflation. Recent market movements...

Europe’s Drought Crisis Is Forcing Farms To Adapt to Rising Heat and Water Scarcity

Europe’s increasingly severe heat and drought are changing the economic calculation for farmers, pushing climate resilience from a long-term environmental ambition toward an immediate business necessity. This year’s extreme weather has exposed the vulnerability of farming systems built around...

Trump’s Crypto Profits Deepen Public Doubts Over Presidential Conflicts

A majority of Americans believe President Donald Trump and his family have inappropriately profited from cryptocurrency since his return to the White House, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, revealing a growing problem for an administration that has made digital assets a central part of its...

People's Bank of China expands the list of authorized institutions for digital yuan operations

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has included eight additional banks in the list of approved entities for digital yuan transactions, increasing the total to 30. The updated list features Ping An Bank, Hengfeng Bank, China Bohai Bank, Bank of Shanghai, Bank of Hangzhou, Huishang Bank, Bank of...

France expects multi-billion-euro drought losses

In France, the total damage from this summer's drought, encompassing both direct and indirect losses, may reach €10 to €15 billion, announced Ecological Transition Minister Monique Barbut at a crisis meeting, referencing an estimate from the statistical institute Insee. In response to an AFP...

Rystad analysts report China's ambition to develop coal-to-gas industry

China is establishing the only large-scale coal-to-gas (CTG) industry globally, considering it a strategic safeguard against supply interruptions due to geopolitical strains. A report by Rystad Energy indicates that no other nation has developed coal-to-gas production on a meaningful scale. China's...

Americans Want Social Media Rules as Trust in Platforms Weakens: Survey

A growing bipartisan demand for stronger government oversight of social media companies reflects a fundamental shift in the American debate over technology: the question is no longer whether social media is useful or entertaining, but whether companies should be allowed to determine the limits of...

German Supplier Debt Exposes Its Auto Industry's Cost Crisis

Germany's automotive suppliers are entering a more difficult phase of the industry's transformation, with rising debt costs colliding with weaker profitability, expensive restructuring and intensifying competition from Chinese manufacturers. A new financial analysis of major German suppliers...

Weak US Hiring in July Complicates the Fed's Inflation Fight

The latest US employment figures have disrupted expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates as early as September, but they have not resolved the larger monetary policy dilemma facing the central bank. The July employment report showed an economy that is creating far fewer jobs...

The Netherlands officially endorse Knot's candidacy for ECB President

According to Bloomberg, citing a spokesperson from the Dutch Ministry of Finance, Dutch officials have supported Klaas Knot's bid for the presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB) scheduled for 2027. Knot has directed the Dutch central bank for 14 years, holding two successive terms that will...
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