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German economy: IMF expects even weaker growth in Germany

The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is leading to high fuel prices and rising inflation. The International Monetary Fund is therefore once again lowering its expectations for Germany.

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Klingbeil does not rule out a VAT increase - why experts see this as a clear signal

"The model is on the table: 22 percent standard tax rate, food tax-free, 30 billion euros in additional revenue. For companies this means: factor in consumer restraint from 2028, rethink pricing strategies, readjust margins." submitted by /u/089PK91 [link] [comments]

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Trump turns on Spain and demands Greenland as NATO summit exposes cracks

The office of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said it was treating Trump’s statements as business as usual, adding bilateral relations benefited both nations.

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EU regulation FiDA: deposits, pensions, insurance – the showdown over financial data of EU citizens

Brussels wants to make customer data from fund houses and insurers shareable across Europe, but the project is shaky. Critics warn that US financial groups in particular would benefit.

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3d07/08

Chinese profit-taking triggers record gold ETF outflows amid shift to equities

Chinese investors pulled a record US$2.91 billion out of domestic gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in June, taking profits as a stock-market surge and a strong yuan dimmed the appeal of the safe-heaven metal, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). Mainland Chinese funds were the biggest drag on Asia’s gold ETFs in June, “as local investor risk appetite continued to improve”, prompting them to turn to higher risk, higher return assets, according to the findings of the council’s report...

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3d07/08

Regarding the “waiting for a big dip to get back into the market” folks:

Is it possible that, because this market has been booming for so many years in a row now, there’s a huge backlog of dry powder just ready to pounce? In other words, any would-be crash will be muted and almost immediately bought up by the trillions of dollars just sitting on the sidelines. I remember reading that there’s “$17T sitting on the sidelines” a year ago, but it’s not a figure that’s talked about a lot. submitted by /u/pseudonominom [link] [comments]

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3d07/08

Broadcom: Apple has more than 15 billion chips produced in the USA – by a well-known semiconductor company

The USA and Europe have been trying for years to bring more chip production back from Asia. The iPhone company Apple is now relying on communication chips from its home market.

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3d07/08

International Monetary Fund: Silvana Tenreyro becomes IMF chief economist

The politically experienced London professor follows Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, who is returning to the University of Berkeley. She is an expert on international economic issues.

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3d07/08

+++ NATO summit +++: Rutte defends Europeans in exchange of blows with Trump

Second day of the NATO summit in Ankara +++ Presidents Nawrocki and Zelenskyj speak despite the crisis +++ Denmark to Trump: Greenland is not for sale +++ The news blog.

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3d07/08

China Molly Tea’s US$1.5 million Louis Vuitton fine sparks fierce debate, customer support

After a Chinese milk tea brand was ordered by a Suzhou court to pay Louis Vuitton 10.3 million yuan (US$1.5 million) for trademark infringement, many internet users expressed their support for the mainland company, with some claiming they have lost their positive impression of the luxury brand following the case. The news of the verdict, announced in early July, has been viewed 400 million times on Weibo, alongside a hashtag “Molly Tea lost the lawsuit but won the public’s heart,” which...

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NATO summit: “Absolutely necessary” – Rutte defends new US attacks on Iran

At the NATO summit in Ankara, the European member states want to convince US President Donald Trump of the sense of the military alliance. However, the meeting is overshadowed by new tensions over Greenland and Iran.

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Iran war: ECB – Euro countries should not reduce capital buffers for banks

The European Central Bank warned that there is still uncertainty regarding developments in the Middle East. Artificial intelligence could further increase market adjustments.

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3d07/08

Car manufacturer: Slump in China weighs on Mercedes – sales continue to fall in the first half of the year

Growth in the USA and Europe - but the car manufacturer cannot compensate for the massive decline in China. However, the development of electric models gives Mercedes hope.

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3d07/08

Deutsche Bahn: Another app and AI bot – Bahn promises better information

Stress on the platform? The railway promises: In the future, information about track changes will land on your cell phone in seconds - thanks to 50 million euros for AI, among other things.

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3d07/08

Dakota Johnson quickly sells $6 million midcentury modern home in L.A.

“Fifty Shades” star Dakota Johnson has officially sold her stunning Los Angeles home for just a few dollars under her $6 million asking price—just days after putting it on the market.

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3d07/08

Car manufacturer: Slump in China weighs on Mercedes – sales continue to fall in the first half of the year

Growth in the USA and Europe - but the Stuttgart car manufacturer cannot compensate for the massive decline in China. Mercedes deliveries continue to shrink.

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3d07/08

+++ US customs policy +++: Trump orders trade stop against Spain – “terrible partner”

Trump threatens European states with tariffs because of digital taxes - EU rejects threat +++ EU MPs agree to implementation of US customs deal +++ The news blog.

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Are the US’ AI models better than China’s? That may be beside the point

As another heatwave rolled across Europe, the warehouses emptied before the politics could catch up. Air conditioners and fans sold out across Spain, Italy and Germany, most of them Chinese. Fan sales in Spain alone on the retail platform of Alibaba Group Holding (which owns the South China Morning Post) nearly doubled last month while Midea Group’s air-conditioner sales in western Europe surged by over 70 per cent in the first six months of the year. A decade from now, such heatwaves may become

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3d07/08

BYD challenges Porsche’s 911 with launch of electric supercar in Europe

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) assembler BYD has set its sights on Porsche’s supercars with plans to sell its Denza-branded new models in developed markets, the latest sign of its increasing heft in designing and manufacturing premium vehicles. The Shenzhen-based carmaker planned to unveil the Denza Z sports car featuring BYD’s self-developed intelligent DiSus body control system at the UK’s Goodwood Festival of Speed on Thursday, it announced in a statement. The European debut of the sports...

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3d07/08

Morning Briefing: A different Europe is possible – and that is not a promise

Marine Le Pen makes her fourth attempt at the Élysée Palace. We learn: Anyone who wants to legally combat right-wing populists should think carefully about it.

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3d07/08

Rainy holidays, AC exports: Thailand eyes red-hot business from Europe heatwave

As soaring temperatures fuel demand for cooling in Europe, Thailand is pitching itself as a source of relief, promoting rainy-season holidays while exporting more air conditioners. With tourism and outbound shipments two of the Southeast Asian economy’s biggest drivers, Europe’s heatwaves are creating opportunities on both fronts. The Tourism Authority of Thailand has launched a campaign encouraging European travellers to swap scorching summer temperatures for the nation’s milder rainy season,..

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3d07/08

Alliance in crisis: Will Trump show Europe the red card at the NATO summit?

Trump calls for more commitment from Europe's NATO partners. New figures show: Germany is investing more than ever. Is that enough to keep the US on board?

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3d07/08

Mail order: Europe's new tariff on parcels: How the Berlin start-up eClear is helping China out of its misery

Since July, customs duties have been due on even the smallest shipments to the EU. A German company in which two former federal ministers have a stake wants to make money from it.

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3d07/08

Invest: Goldman banker: “Europe has a real need for investment in football stadiums”

In the podcast, Stacy Sonnenberg talks about the billion-dollar stadium financing business and ways to combine premium seats with cheap tickets.

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Energy: Exxon promises billions in profits thanks to high oil prices

Exxon Mobil expects a profit jump of around five billion dollars in the second quarter - a benchmark for the industry. The reason is the increased oil prices as a result of the Iran war.

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South Korea loses Canada submarine deal but cements top-tier defence status

South Korea may have lost Canada’s multibillion-dollar submarine order, but analysts say its close-run contest with Germany has handed Seoul a different prize: proof that it can challenge one of the world’s traditional undersea warfare powers on a stage watched closely by defence buyers. Canada chose Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) as the preferred bidder for a programme worth about US$40 billion to build up to 12 diesel-electric submarines, along with long-term maintenance and...

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Scalable: New terms and conditions

New terms and conditions Trade cheaply: Best execution in the broker on the European Investor Exchange – fees remain unchanged at €0 with PRIME+ from an order volume of €250, otherwise €0.99. More choice: Over 1.8 million derivatives from seven issuers. Xetra now for €1.99 and without any trading venue fees. These new conditions also apply to gettex from September 1st, 2026. I don't really know what to think about it. Trading at Gettex then costs €1.99. That's quite a downgrade, especially because of the spread

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3d07/07

NATO summit: Europe wants to make Trump merciful with arms deals

Can alliance loyalty be bought? First, the Europeans tried to impress the US President with higher defense spending. Now gun shops should take care of it.

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3d07/07

Top meeting in Ankara: Trump is annoyed with Europe at the NATO summit

Europe is making an effort to do more for its own security and defense - also to satisfy the US President. But Donald Trump is still at odds with some allies.

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3d07/07

Easyjet takeover offer: How US investors are reorganizing Europe's airlines

EasyJet becomes the target of the US financial investor Castlelake. This could destroy the low-cost airline – with billions in profits and far-reaching consequences for Lufthansa.

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