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13 Jun
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US producer prices register unexpected drop in May

Wholesale inflation in the US dipped somewhat unexpectedly last month.

13 Jun
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China calls on EU to scrap EV tariffs

Beijing has urged the European Union to abandon newly-announced tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, accusing it of “politicising” trade.

13 Jun
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Eurozone industrial production edges lower, misses forecasts

Eurozone industrial production unexpectedly ticked lower in April, official data showed on Thursday.

12 Jun
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ECB's De Guindos says direction of rates 'clear', but cautious in near-term

Luis de Guindos at the European Central Bank expressed confidence that interest rates were headed lower still, but perhaps more slowly than anticipated.

12 Jun
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US CPI undershoots forecasts in May

The cost of living in the States was unchanged last month, leading markets to price in higher odds of a rate cut in September.

12 Jun
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Starling sees profits surge, flags rise in bad loans

Challenger Starling Bank posted a jump in annual profits on Wednesday and reiterated its commitment to a possible stock market debut, despite a jump in bad loan provisions.

12 Jun
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US mortgage applications surge as Treasury yields fall

US mortgage applications soared 15. 6% in the week ended 7 June, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, rebounding from a 5. 2% drop in the previous week and erasing the prior two week’s declines.

12 Jun
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EU to slap tariff of up to 38pc on Chinese EVs

The European Union (EU) is set to impose tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), it was reported on Wednesday, initiating duties exceeding €2bn annually and risking a trade conflict with China.

12 Jun
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World facing 'staggering' supply surplus as demand for oil peaks - IEA

The world is facing a "staggering" oil supply surplus, a leading energy think tank warned on Wednesday, as output outstrips slowing demand.

12 Jun
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China inflation nudges higher, narrowly misses forecasts

Inflation in China nudged marginally higher in May, official data showed on Wednesday, while producer prices eased.

12 Jun
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German annual inflation confirmed at 2.8% in May

The final reading of Germany inflation for May confirmed that annual price growth had picked up to a four-month high, with numbers in line with the preliminary estimate released two weeks ago.

12 Jun
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Euro 2024 expected to give retailers a big boost, BRC poll shows

This summer's EUFA European Championship is expected to give UK retailers a big boost, according to a poll released on Wednesday by the British Retail Consortium.

11 Jun
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OPEC keeps global oil demand forecasts unchanged

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries kept its short-term global oil demand forecasts unchanged.

11 Jun
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Senior Hamas official says UN ceasefire proposal has been accepted

A senior official from Palestinian terrorist group Hamas reportedly said the organisation had accepted the ceasefire resolution that had been approved the night before by the UN Security Council.

11 Jun
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US small business optimism rises, but so does uncertainty

Small business optimism in the United States rose to a five-month peak in May, but uncertainty was at its highest levels in three and a half years, according to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).

11 Jun
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French snap elections are 'credit negative', warns Moody's

Credit ratings agency Moody's has said that president Emmanuel Macron's decision to call for a snap election is credit negative for the French economy and increases upside risks to the country's growing debt pile.

10 Jun
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Eurozone investor confidence at highest in two years

Investor confidence in the eurozone turned positive in June, with the Sentix Economic Index rising for the eight month in a row.

07 Jun
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US non-farm payrolls and hourly earnings outpace forecasts in May

Hiring and wage growth in the US outpaced forecasts by a very wide margin in May.

07 Jun
Eurozone GDP and employment show moderate growth in Q1

Final estimates for first-quarter economic and jobs data in the eurozone were in line with preliminary estimates on Friday, with both showing a moderate expansion on the preceding three months.

07 Jun
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German economy improving but inflation remains 'stubborn' - Bundesbank

The German economy is gaining momentum after two years of weakness, the Bundesbank said on Friday, despite "stubborn" inflation.