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France's 10-year yield premium over German Bunds hit 113 basis points on 24 September, the widest since 2012, with debt seen at 119.3 percent of GDP in 2026.
US-China trade truce extended to January 10, 2027. Bessent announces two-month postponement as Xi arrives in Washington.
Bessent warns foreign airports, fuel suppliers and ticketing companies face dollar-system exclusion if they keep servicing Iranian airlines.
CDU crashes below 5% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, its worst state election result ever, as AfD sweeps east and Merz faces calls to resign.
Italy's employment hits a record 24.37 million in July with a 63.2% rate and 5.8% unemployment, yet the OECD sees real wages falling 0.9% this year.
Turkey's regulator has revoked Bank Mellat's license, ending 44 years of Iranian banking. The BDDK cited depositor protection and financial system stability.
Retail inflation in India rose to 4.82 percent in August, the third month above the RBI target, as food prices climbed and core inflation firmed to 4.2 percent.
By 2030 Milan's data centers could use 6 terawatt-hours a year, the electricity of more than two million households. Water and cumulative impacts still lack a plan.
China exports rose 25 percent year on year in August, with the trade surplus widening to 119.1 billion dollars as imports climbed 28.2 percent.
US employers added 162,000 jobs in August, nearly triple forecasts, with unemployment steady at 4.1% and wages in line: a blowout labor market report.
IKEA is spending 1.2 billion euros to lower prices across Europe from September 1. Italy sees 22% average cuts, Kallax up to -29%. The strategy explained.
12% of world trade flows through 193 km of desert: from record revenue to collapse, and the 2026 recovery between tankers and piracy.
India's economy expanded 7.8 percent year-on-year in April-June 2026, surpassing the RBI's 7 percent projection and reinforcing its position as the fastest-growing major economy.
US saving rate at 3% in July 2026 matches 2007 pre-crisis levels. We compare the trajectory and debt structure to assess today's consumer resilience.
China's official manufacturing PMI rose to 49.8 in August, beating the 49.4 consensus as new orders returned to expansion and export demand firmed.
For 24 straight months US real spending has outpaced real disposable income: savings at 2.7%, cards at $1.26T. What it means for the Fed, Bitcoin, risk-on.
Draghi and Collison launch the Rhine Group, a think tank to turn the 170 proposals of the competitiveness report into concrete European reforms.
Wolfe Research sees 65,000 US jobs added in August, above the 55,000 consensus, arguing the September Fed decision will hinge most on inflation.
LISEP's 'functionally unemployed' rate hit 24.9% in July, a fourth straight gain as participation fell: the labor market looks softer than the 4.1% official.
Walmart Q2 results top estimates on revenue and EPS, but U.S. comparable sales grow just 2.6% — the slowest pace in six years — sending shares down about 9%.
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