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Iris Sets Auction Record: Monet canvas fetches €50mn in Paris; France hails new mark

At a Paris auction, Claude Monet's painting titled Iris fetched an astounding 50 million euros, setting a new record for artwork sold in France. The event not only celebrated this remarkable sale but also marked the centenary of Monet's passing, with three more of his exquisite paintings featured at the…

The Times of India · 1h ago

Wallabies pack their Teddy for end-of-year Tests

Wallabies coach Les Kiss has included a rookie scrumhalf and beefed up the forwards with some international flavour for the side's end-of-year European tour.

AAP · 15h ago

Stocks rattled by fears over tech sell-off and rising oil prices

In London, the FTSE 100 index ended down 27.85 points, 0.3%, at 10,725.03.

Evening Standard · 15h ago

Dip in the dollar takes a breather with Fed in focus

Investors are currently preparing for upcoming central bank meetings next week, expecting interest rate holds in major economies. The dollar has stabilized as market bets on its strength have decreased slightly recently. Sterling and other currencies have seen gains supported by inflation and rate hike expectations. The European Central Bank…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Bring The Holiday To You: How To Have Your Euro Summer At Home

Rather than jetting off to Europe, we've found all the best restaurants, activities and seaside spots so you can enjoy a Euro summer at home.

Pedestrian.tv · Oct 21

SpaceX lifts mood but hot inflation limits gains

The FTSE 100 index ended up 19.88 points at 10,752.88.

Evening Standard · Oct 21

Jorge Cadete tells of Celtic dilemma as cult hero torn ahead of crunch Euro clash

Jorge Cadete admits Celtic's Europa League clash with Celta Vigo has left him with a serious loyalty dilemma.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 21

French supermarket chain suffers €1.6 billion hit after riots and looting

Carrefour said the direct cost would be in the tens of millions of euros after theft, damage and extra security hires

The Independent UK · Oct 21

Global Market: ECB sees Euro liquidity support boosting global currency role

European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane stated that stronger euro liquidity facilities can enhance the currency's global role. More than 30 central banks have expressed interest in the ECB’s expanded euro liquidity initiatives. These arrangements may boost confidence in the euro and encourage its use in international transactions. Additionally,…

The Economic Times · Oct 21

Global Market: Eurozone banking crisis fears return as government borrowing costs surge

Rising euro zone borrowing costs have renewed fears of a sovereign debt crisis, particularly in France. European banks’ stronger capital buffers, diversified bond holdings and tighter regulation offer protection, but prolonged market volatility could increase funding costs, weaken profitability and revive investor concerns over banks’ exposure to government debt.

The Economic Times · Oct 21