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Is a Europe ETF even worth it?

I watched the video from Finanzfluss on the topic of MSCI World + Emerging Markets + Europe and I'm wondering whether a separate Europe ETF really makes sense. Thomas from Finanzfluss builds his portfolio like this: MSCI World, Emerging Markets, STOXX Europe 600 Instead of simply taking a FTSE All-World. (also makes sense) I myself am already heavily invested in the FTSE All-World Index (see photo) and therefore don't want to switch to the classic 3-ETF setup or switch over unnecessarily. (Pay d

Nvidia's Jensen Huang says Marvell could be the next trillion-dollar company; stock jumps 22%

Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, hailed this chip designer as the next trillion-dollar firm, sending its shares up sharply in early market trading.

Aviation: Eurowings does not pass on the tax cut in full

The reduction in ticket tax effective July 1st is not fully received by passengers. Because other costs are rising sharply, ticket prices remain high. This is also due to the high demand.

Nuclear weapons could soon be hosted in more NATO nations — what it means for defense stocks

The U.S. is reportedly exploring plans to expand its nuclear weapons-hosting arrangements to include more NATO countries in Europe.

Is RDDT the perfect long-term growth play at current valuations?

Having navigated the markets and various tech cycles since 2000, I want to briefly share my main investment arguments for why I am currently buying Reddit. Reddit has proven in recent years that it is not just a forum for meme stocks, but a highly profitable company. Strong revenue growth (+69% year-over-year) High free cash flow ($311 million) Value of data for AI training. The gross margin of 91.5% is absurdly high and results from a simple and brilliant concept: The users generate niche-speci

Wider Europe Briefing: Why The EU Won't Name A Russia Envoy

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BUDGET BRIEF: Brace for EUCO, the MFF talks are heating up

Includes: Aid for trade, Connecting Europe Facility, Hungary unlocks EU funds, cohesion cash machine and more

Prabowo’s overseas visits spark debate in Indonesia over benefits for citizens

Indonesia’s deepening ties with France have given President Prabowo Subianto a chance to advance Jakarta’s defence modernisation, strengthen relations with Europe and expand its international footprint. But analysts say the Paris visit has also fuelled a debate at home on whether deals and diplomatic goodwill arising from Prabowo’s frequent foreign trips can translate into benefits for ordinary Indonesians. Prabowo, who has visited France four times as president, met his French counterpart...

Inflation, Part I: What it actually is - And what the ongoing discussion about it mostly overlooks[1] - Relevant economics

Oil prices are rising and inflation is on every front page. Central banks hesitate and someone always warns of the worst. Governments are spending money and the warnings are increasing. Then the cycle subsides. The same basic questions remain unanswered as before. What inflation actually is. Why they exist. Why central banks are so often wrong. And why we don’t want zero inflation. Part 2: https://relevante-oekonomik.com/2026/04/08/inflation-teil-ii-der-f

Live blog from TECH: US investor KKR: “There are so many opportunities in Europe”

Göpel advocates more prevention in security policy +++ Hypo-CTO: “Europe needs a stablecoin tied to the euro” +++ The third day of TECH in the live blog.

Anthropic IPO: The trillion-dollar dispute between Altman and Amodei

OpenAI founder Sam Altman and Anthropic's Dario Amodei share a deep enmity. With a gigantic IPO, Anthropic now wants to leave its once overpowering opponent behind.

If Serbia introduces visas to Russia - Moscow's response will follow

SS: Currently Serbia offers visa-free travel to russia, they may change soon though as recent rapporchements with the EU and recruitment efforts by Russian PMCs within serbian territory have strained relations between the two european nations. The spokesman of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov, said in Moscow that Serbia's decision to abolish the visa-free regime with Russia could not be unilateral, without reciprocal measures. submitted by /u/No_Feature_1184 [link] [comments]

TECH: TECH 2026 and Europe's potential

More than 1,800 founders, investors and decision-makers are meeting in Heilbronn this week to answer this question, among other things: “We believe in Europe, do you?”

US may consider placing nukes in Poland, Baltic States, report says

While the discussions were ongoing, an agreement to expand U.S. nuclear hosting was not imminent, an unnamed source told the FT.

Nvidia’s Huang said Marvell could join the trillion-dollar club — and the stock immediately surges

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called the semiconductor company “so essential” to the development of artificial intelligence.

Finance: Iran war pushes inflation in the euro area to 3.2 percent

The oil price shock with the Iran war is driving up consumer prices in the currency area. This increases the pressure on the ECB to react to its interest rate decision next week.

ECB: Importance of the euro on global financial markets is growing

The central bank wants to strengthen the global role of the euro, not least as a response to Trump. She sees more potential for Europe's currency - even with measures that are controversial in Germany.

Inflation: Inflation in the euro zone rises to 3.2 percent in May

Inflation in the euro zone is rising to its highest level in two and a half years, driven by services. The ECB is likely to respond to this next week.

CLSK DD - CleanSpark: a leveraged bet on Bitcoin, data centres and low cost power

If you want exposure to Bitcoin, data centers and cheap U.S. power in one ticker, CleanSpark is one of the more interesting names right now. It is a listed Bitcoin miner that actually owns and builds its own infrastructure instead of just renting racks, and it is positioning itself as a future AI / high performance compute landlord, not just a pure hash farm. As of the end of April 2026, CleanSpark held about 13,453 BTC on its balance sheet, with around 1,565 of those used as collateral or recei

Climate phenomenon returns: An El Niño is coming - what that means for the world

El Niño could make 2027 the hottest year on record. What this can mean for prices in the supermarket and our weather in Europe – and what experts are still puzzling about.

Who owns the billions in Germany's 'forgotten accounts'?

Billions of euros sit untouched in Germany's dormant bank accounts. With heirs unaware and no central register in place, banks and politicians are debating who should ultimately control the money.

Hundreds of euros for cancellation: Lufthansa takes back the fee for Flex fares

Anyone who books a flexible ticket pays more - for the flexibility. That's why it caused displeasure when the company introduced cancellation fees on certain long-haul routes. Now the turnaround follows.

Dax current: Dax opens in positive territory – Iran and euro inflation in focus

Conflicting statements about the Iran war have so far left the markets unaffected - rather, investors are positioning themselves in one direction. But the recent surge could be short-lived.

Reader question: How much does it cost us to run our country - from the Bundestag to the ministries?

From the Chancellery to the Bundeswehr: political leadership costs the federal government several billion euros. What's behind the expenses.

Finance: ECB: Importance of the euro on global financial markets is growing

The central bank wants to strengthen the global role of the euro, not least as a response to Trump. She sees more potential for Europe's currency - even with measures that are controversial in Germany.

International role of the euro increased moderately in 2025

Trade MEPs back Turnberry tariff deal with US

European Parliament moves towards lowering tariffs on US products

European stocks rebound as investors await key inflation data; Abivax shares tumble

Investors are awaiting data that will shed further light on the economic impact of the U.S.-Iran war.

Marseille is booming: suddenly this city is popular

Long decried as dirty and poor, Marseille is now in great demand. But the contrasts remain extreme – between trendy neighborhoods and neighborhoods that are among the most precarious in Europe.

The Eighty Billion Dollar Perspective Dilemma: 2026 Edition

When it comes to inflation, you might be able to do the new math, but I say that's a danger because you can't change your financial thinking or your emotional money ideas fast enough or thoroughly enough. I remember movie tickets for 12 cents and gas at 23 cents a gallon, but so what? Is Google's $80 billion stock sale trivial or vital? Remember that Google’s original initial public offering (IPO) on August 19, 2004, raised a total of $1.67 billion in capital, giving the company an initial marke