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Eurozone Inflation Hits 2%, Complicating Rate Cut Plans

Euro zone inflation has unexpectedly risen, hitting 2%, which has caught market participants off-guard, especially those anticipating a larger-than-usual rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB). The…

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Harris Battles Inflation, Her Electoral Rival

Harris’s other electoral foe: inflation American voters’ discontent with high living costs is shaping up to be a key factor in the upcoming presidential election, with voters paying…

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Eurozone Inflation Climbs to 2% in October

Eurozone inflation increased to 2% in October, slightly surpassing market expectations and matching the European Central Bank’s (ECB) target. This uptick in price growth will likely come as…

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UK borrowing costs peak after Budget at 5-month high

UK borrowing costs surged to a five-month high following the latest Budget statements, as investors assessed the implications of increased borrowing levels outlined by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The…

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UK’s Growing Fiscal Pressure Closes Tax Gap with Europe

The UK’s fiscal burden is progressively mirroring that of its European counterparts, reflecting a notable shift in economic policy. As Britain grapples with post-Brexit challenges, including inflationary pressures…

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Eurozone GDP Rises 0.4% in Q3

The Eurozone economy experienced a promising upswing in the third quarter, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanding by 0.4%. This result exceeds both analysts’ earlier projections, which had…

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US Economy Grows 2.8% in Q3

The latest data on the U.S. economy showed that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew at a 2.8% annualized rate in the third quarter. The robust growth exceeded some…

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FirstFT: PwC’s Asia Profits Suffer Amid Dual Scandals

Poland’s historic grievances, deeply rooted in its tumultuous 20th-century history, particularly revolving around issues related to World War II, continue to shape its domestic and international politics today.…

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HSBC Leader Predicts No East-West Rift

.L Georges Elhedery, the newly appointed chief financial officer and co-head of global banking and markets at HSBC, is embarking on a significant overhaul of the banking giant.…

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Biden Greenlights First Lithium Mine

Last week, the Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron Project in Nevada became the first lithium mine to gain approval under the Biden administration, receiving the go-ahead after a lengthy environmental…

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Rethinking Capital Gains Tax Strategies

GOOGL MSFT TSLA Governments around the world are once again revisiting the idea of increasing capital gains taxes to address fiscal shortfalls or redistribute wealth. However, policymakers should…

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Controversy Surrounds Georgia’s Election

Georgia’s election may be small in scale, but it holds massive geopolitical implications, serving as a litmus test for the tug-of-war between European integration and alignment with Moscow.…

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Wise CEO penalized for tax issues

.L Wise chief executive Kristo Käärmann has been fined £350,000 by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over tax irregularities. The penalty stems from a failure to properly…

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UK Debt Issuance Set to Surge to £300bn

In anticipation of Labour’s first budget, investment banks are estimating a significant increase in UK gilt sales, pegging the total at about £300bn for the current year. This…

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