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Think Chinese Cars Aren't Safe? These New Crash Tests Say Otherwise

The Cupra Raval gets four stars, while its recently tested Chinese competition from Geely, Leapmotor, and Aion, earns five.

InsideEVs · Sep 2

EU summons Russian envoy, eyes sanctions after Germany drone 'attack'

The European Union summoned Russia's top diplomat and signaled it may impose new sanctions on Wednesday, after last month's drone incident in Germany that the bloc's foreign policy chief branded "state-sponsored terrorism."

Radio France Internationale · Sep 2

You can buy a €1 home in an historic Italian village – but there’s a catch

Three- to six-bedroom detached homes are currently for sale in Naro

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Liverpool Confirm $38 Million Goalkeeper Signing—But There’s a Catch

An unexpected transfer has seen the Reds secure one of Europe’s brightest talents.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 1

US pushes G20 to cut trade imbalances, focus on China

G20 members face stalled talks on global trade and fiscal imbalances. United States officials are urging higher barriers on Chinese goods to rebalance economies. China's massive export push and subsidies are pressuring global markets and economies. European officials also acknowledge China's role and the need for global adjustments. Discussions continue…

The Economic Times · Sep 1

Energy Prices Push Euro Zone Inflation Above 3% Inflation Again. Interest Rate Hikes Could Follow.

The euro area is a net importer of energy and is heavily impacted by soaring prices.

International Business Times · Sep 1

Dollar Supported by Rising T-Note Yields and Falling Stocks

The dollar index (DXY00 ) is up by +0.12% today. Soaring T-note yields today have strengthened the dollar’s interest rate differentials and are pushing the dollar higher. Also, today’s +2% rally in WTI crude oil to a 6-week high is raising inflation expectations and could potentially persuade the Fed to...

Barchart · Sep 1

European government bond yields surge to 15-year highs as sell-off deepens

A global bond sell-off has hit European debt markets, reflecting concerns about inflation, budget deficits and government debt.

Euronews · Sep 1

Global Market: European shares muted as bond yields surge on inflation concerns

European shares were largely flat on Tuesday as a sharp rise in government bond yields kept investors cautious amid renewed inflation concerns. The STOXX 600 edged up 0.04%, while energy stocks gained 1.4% as Brent crude traded near $92 a barrel.

The Economic Times · Sep 1

Global Market: Eurozone manufacturing growth hits four-year high in August

Eurozone manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest pace in more than four years in August, with the PMI rising to 52.7 as new orders and factory output strengthened. Germany led the recovery, while France also expanded, although Italy and Spain remained under pressure. Improving confidence and easing input cost inflation…

The Economic Times · Sep 1