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Reuters

Stable Growth of the UAE Non-Oil Sector Despite Regional Tensions

The non-oil private sector of the United Arab Emirates has experienced stable growth, although regional tensions have weighed on demand, according to a survey.

StocksUnited Arab EmiratesPMIUAE ↑
EurFin
EurFin

The Sensex and Nifty Indices Slightly Advance in a Context of Caution

Indian stocks have slightly advanced as investors await the imminent conclusion of a trade agreement between India and the United States.

StocksIndiaGov.SENSEX ↑NIFTY ↑
Reuters
Reuters

Asian Multi-Strategy Hedge Funds Dymon and Pinpoint Finish the First Half Strong

The Dymon and Pinpoint funds recorded strong performances in June, benefiting from the rebound in equity markets following the easing of concerns related to the trade war.

StocksAsiaSX5E ↑NDQ ↑
Financial Times
Financial Times

Siemens announces the resumption of chip design software sales to China

The United States has lifted restrictions on the export of semiconductor design software to China, previously imposed in response to trade negotiations.

StocksTechnologyUSAChinaSIEGY ↑SOXX ↑
Korea Herald
Korea Herald

Hyundai and Kia Anticipate the Impact of New Tariffs in the United States

Hyundai and Kia are preparing for the new 25% tariffs on automotive imports in the United States, despite record sales in the first half of the year.

StocksGov.United StatesSouth KoreaHYMTF ↓KIMTF ↓
Le Temps
Le Temps

Tech Giants Facing Energy Challenges Amid the Rise of AI

A report criticizes the carbon neutrality promises of tech companies, highlighting the increase in energy consumption due to AI. Google, Microsoft, and Meta are implicated.

TechnologyEnergyEnvironmentUnited StatesGOOGL ↓MSFT ↓META ↓
Zone Bourse
Zone Bourse

Pareto Securities lowers its recommendation on Entra to 'hold'

NorwayENTRA.OL ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

Ray Dalio warns of a possible debt crisis in the United States

Ray Dalio, billionaire hedge fund manager, warns of a potential American debt crisis.

StocksBondsGov.USASPX ↓USD ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

Poland Uses More Clean Energy than Coal for the First Time

The latest data shows progress for this EU country historically dependent on coal.

EnergyEUPoland
Financial Times
Financial Times

Increased Competition in Private Equity with a New Rival to Silicon Valley Bank

A group backed by Peter Thiel launches a competitor to Silicon Valley Bank, while venture capital explores conglomerates.

StocksUnited StatesSVB ↓
Reuters
Reuters

Acceleration of Non-Oil Sector Growth in Saudi Arabia Driven by Strong Demand

Non-oil private sector activity in Saudi Arabia accelerated in May, supported by robust customer demand and an increase in hiring.

StocksSaudi Arabia
Reuters
Reuters

Investors Prepare for Market Fluctuations Due to Unpredictable Events

Major investors anticipate significant movements in the stock markets, influenced by unpredictable events affecting assets such as gold and corporate credit.

StocksCommoditiesBondsGOLD ↑GOLD ↓
Reuters
Reuters

The Nippon Steel Agreement Reveals the Cost of 'America First'

Nippon Steel has finalized its $14.9 billion offer for United States Steel with major concessions, including a golden share for the U.S. government. Potential impact on international mergers and acquisitions.

StocksGov.
Financial Times
Financial Times

Stablecoins Move from Crypto Niche to Business Strategy

Stablecoins, once marginalized, are becoming a topic of interest for the U.S. administration and businesses.

CryptoGov.USA
Financial Times
Financial Times

Canada Aims to Become an Energy Superpower

The Canadian government plans to exploit its fossil resources to mitigate the effects of tariffs imposed by Trump.

EnergyGov.Canada
Financial Times
Financial Times

ECB Officials Worried About Excessive Strength of the Euro

ECB decision-makers fear that a too-strong euro may increase the risk of inflation falling short of expectations.

CurrenciesECBEuropeEUR ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

Copper prices rise as traders anticipate Trump's tariffs

The search for rare stocks could trigger a 'short squeeze', further increasing prices, according to analysts.

CommoditiesStocksUnited StatesCOPPER ↑
Financial Times
Financial Times

Irish debt magnate Coulson demands $300 million to leave Ardagh

The entrepreneur's packaging group is in restructuring talks regarding a $10 billion debt accumulated during the era of cheap money.

StocksBondsIreland
Financial Times
Financial Times

European CEOs Urge Brussels to Suspend AI Legislation

The leaders of Airbus and BNP Paribas are participating in a lobbying campaign against new regulations on artificial intelligence.

StocksGov.EuropeAIR.PA ↓BNP.PA ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

Scientists Criticize Meta's Climate Tool for Inaccurate CO₂ Capture Data

Meta is accused of using inaccurate data in its AI tool aimed at identifying materials capable of capturing carbon dioxide from the air.

StocksTechnologyEnvironmentUSAMETA ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

Pakistan Seeks to Strengthen Ties with the United States by Proposing Economic Initiatives

Islamabad, facing financial difficulties, proposes initiatives including the Nobel, crypto, and rare earths to avoid American trade tariffs.

CurrenciesCommoditiesCryptoGov.USAPakistan
Financial Times
Financial Times

Japan Begins the End of the Era of Zero Interest Rates

The end of zero interest rates in Japan is stimulating bank competition and changing the behavior of savers and investors.

CurrenciesStocksJapanNKY ↑JPY ↑
Le Monde
Le Monde

Qonto, French fintech, aims for a full banking license

Qonto has applied for a banking license to expand its credit and savings services, reducing its reliance on partnerships.

StocksFintechFrance
Le Monde
Le Monde

Trump's Trade Tensions Threaten Global Growth

The United States plans to unveil trade agreements after difficult negotiations, but the announced tariff increases weaken the global economy.

Gov.StocksCurrenciesUnited StatesSPX ↓EUR/USD ↓OIL ↓
Financial Times
Financial Times

The Central Bank of China Consults European Lenders on Low Rates

The People's Bank of China is seeking advice to avoid an economic situation similar to that of Japan, characterized by low inflation.

CurrenciesGov.ChinaEuropeCNY ↓EUR ↑