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...“If the functioning of the Bundesbank is endangered by an inadequate or even negative net equity, the Federal Republic of Germany can be obliged to inject capital,” it said....
...US: Federal Reserve Beige Book Results: AIB Group FY, Breedon FY, Brown-Forman Q3, Campbell Soup Company Q2, Capita FY, CLS Holdings FY, ConvaTec FY, DS Smith Q3 trading update, Galliford Try HY, Ibstock...
...Take a break from the news V-necks have been verboten for as long as most of us can remember, writes Teo van den Broeke....
...A shortage of suitable ships is also holding up the flow of Chinese electric cars into Europe....
...Germany’s economy stagnated in the first quarter, holding back growth in the eurozone....
...the three countries to discuss regional security and co-operation and attend the Fifa Women’s World Cup football tournament US: President Joe Biden’s son Hunter set to appear in front of a federal court...
...Luke Ellis, chief executive of the world’s largest listed hedge fund manager Man Group, is to retire and will be replaced by the company’s president Robyn Grew....
...Since Section 19a came into effect, Germany’s antitrust watchdog has opened high-profile investigations against the world’s largest tech companies....
...Chart of the day Nibulon is a pioneering company that helped turn Ukraine into the “breadbasket of the world”....
...It’s possible also that the company will announce the divestment of Kuaishou holdings, according to Ellie Olcott, the FT’s China corporate tech correspondent....
...International Holocaust Remembrance Day The world remembers the millions of Jews and other minorities murdered by Nazi Germany....
...Financial Times reported last year that JAB, which manages the wealth of Germany’s billionaire Reimann family, was seeking to raise a $5bn fund to extend its deal spree in the sector....
...There will be another chance for speculation about the US Federal Reserve’s next rate move with an updated estimate of third-quarter GDP growth in the US indicating whether recession has become more or less...
...It’s not always the perpetrator who pays In the wake of the #MeToo movement, economists are using real-world data to study incidents of everyday sexual harassment in ordinary workplaces....
...of its annual conference in Aberdeen US, Columbus Day federal public holiday Tuesday Czech Republic, informal meeting of EU energy ministers in Prague UK, Supreme Court due to begin hearing arguments...
...Glencore is the world’s biggest producer of cobalt, which is used to manufacture batteries, through its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Australia and Canada....
...News clip 6 Banking fallout continues as the American government tries to orchestrate a rescue of First Republic Bank with the aid of . . ....
...holdings of international reserves plus trade figures US, May factory orders Results: Sainsbury’s Q1 trading statement Wednesday EU, May retail sales figures EU, France, Germany, UK: Cips/IHS Markit...
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell, World Trade Organization head Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey are among the top drawer list of speakers....
...Economic data The main economic event this week comes on Wednesday when the Federal Open Market Committee announces its latest decision on US interest rates, although this is likely to be a holding operation...
...Under Laschet’s leadership, the centre-right fell to its lowest ever score in the federal republic, losing a third of its 2017 vote....
...And no computer would design this trading world the way politicians have, with chaotic obstructions caused by Brexit, for example, requiring trucks going into the Republic of Ireland from the UK to present...
...It disclosed the holdings in 2017, gambling on a swift recovery of Germany’s ailing banking sector as well as a potential merger of the Frankfurt-based rivals. 4....
...Tehran and Washington have been holding indirect talks on reviving the deal as Iran has held a series of negotiations with the remaining signatories, the UK, Germany, France, Russia and China....
...Poland and the Czech Republic stood firm in their demands that the summit communiqué should commit the EU to exploring the functioning of the ETS market — amid fears that carbon prices are being “manipulated...
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