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European stocks dip as French riots spark concern

In London, the FTSE 100 Index ended down 117.21 points, 1.1%, at 10,764.69.

Evening Standard · Oct 19

France is on fire but something more dangerous burns below the unrest

France is engulfed in protests as the public gives vent to growing anger over soaring expenses and diminishing educational quality. Citizens are voicing their demands for improved services, yet the government grapples with managing an overwhelming public debt. Amid budget cuts proposed by President Macron's administration, increasing political challenges may…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Global Markets: French markets tumble as riots add to political crisis

Protests across France have led to significant declines in the country's financial markets and stocks. French government officials requested local authorities to consider imposing curfews amid the unrest. The rise in bond yields suggests increasing investor concern over France's budgetary challenges and economic outlook. Major French banks have experienced stock…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Celtic Euro rivals land 'spectacular' win as star man makes bold claim ahead of clash

Celta Vigo hero Ferran Jutgla reckons their showdown with Celtic this week in the Europa League is almost as big as a final.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 19

Sarina Wiegman signs Lionesses contract extension until end of Euro 2029

The Dutchwoman has extended for a further two years beyond next summer’s Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK · Oct 19

'We tore it up': French looters brag online as minister admits police 'lost control'

More than 2,000 shops were hit and the damage is put at hundreds of millions of euros, leaving the government to answer for its failure to see the violence coming.

Euronews · Oct 19

European stocks open in the red as French businesses count the cost of the riots

European stock markets opened lower on Monday after a weekend of violent protests and looting in France, as business owners count the cost and accuse the government of failing to protect them.

Euronews · Oct 19

Global Market: Euro falls as French political unrest, high energy prices weigh on sentiment

The euro weakened amid elevated energy prices and renewed French political uncertainty, while investors reassessed the outlook for US growth, interest rates and the dollar. The yen, yuan and Indonesian rupiah also moved as markets weighed central bank signals and economic risks.

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Global Market: Eurozone bond selloff to weigh on growth, curb inflation, Lagarde says

ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that a global bond selloff is tightening euro zone financial conditions, raising borrowing costs and weighing on growth. Policymakers face a challenge balancing persistent energy-driven inflation risks against slowing economic activity.

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Violent street protests in France and Italy trigger stock and bond sell-off and send euro lower – as it happened

Roaring exports lift China’s economic growth

The Guardian - UK · Oct 19