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Stocks in news: Premier Energies, Suzlon Energy, Paytm, Hindalco, ONGC

Indian markets saw a strong rebound on Monday. The Nifty index surpassed 24,000 and is expected to move higher. Premier Energies saw a large promoter stake sale. Suzlon Energy reported its Q4 results. ONGC is expanding its partnership with BP. IRFC entered metro rail financing. Paytm is investing in its…

The Economic Times · May 26

Nato limits European sovereignty

The idea of a European Defence Union is gaining ground across Europe. But so long as Nato continues to dominate Europe's security, the prospect of building its own effective defence union will remain elusive. To become sovereign in defence matters (and more generally), Europe must terminate Nato -- a prospect…

Bangkok Post · May 25

Dollar crashes against major currencies: Why is USD rate down today?

U.S. dollar index fell about 0.3 per cent ​to 98.969. Euro rose 0.40 per cent to $1.1649 and the British pound gained 0.55 per cent to $1.35044. The Australian dollar advanced 0.64 per cent at $0.7174, while its kiwi counterpart tacked on 0.5 per cent to $0.58750.

The Economic Times · May 25

European shares end at more than one-month high on tech boost

European shares closed at over a month's high, boosted by technology stocks and optimism surrounding a potential Middle East conflict resolution. AI advancements and French government investments in tech also fueled gains. However, rising inflation concerns and a stalled merger deal led to some stock declines.

The Economic Times · May 23

The snubbed England XI after Thomas Tuchel confirms World Cup squad

England will leave a wealth of talent at home this summer - so what does a starting XI of snubbed players look like?

The Independent UK · May 22

No Phil Foden, no Cole Palmer - has Thomas Tuchel got big England World Cup squad calls right?

Two of England's most talented stars will be left back home for the 2026 World Cup - so what is the manager thinking? Well...

FourFourTwo · May 22

Electoral reform and reversing Brexit: they’re more connected than you might think

Labour’s emerging leadership contest is reopening the EU debate. But if we want to rejoin, Britain needs a more European voting system first, says former senior adviser to the Labour party, Tom Baldwin

The Guardian - UK · May 22

Dollar Supported by Middle East Uncertainty

The dollar index (DXY00 ) rallied to a 6-week high on Thursday and finished up by +0.13%. Doubts over a US-Iran peace deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz boosted safe-haven demand for the dollar today after Reuters reported that Iran's Supreme Leader said enriched uranium must stay in...

Barchart · May 21

Iran War Pushes Europe Toward Stagflation as Prices Rise And Growth Remains Subdued

The conflict in the Middle East is worsening Europe's energy shock, hitting businesses, consumers, and policymakers at the same time, according to a new report.

International Business Times · May 21

Iran war squeezes Europe’s economy as growth slumps, prices surge

Europe’s economy is slowing sharply as the Iran war drives up energy costs, deepening pressure on households and challenging policy makers. Fresh data for May showed euro zone business activity contracted at its fastest pace in more than two years while inflation pressures intensified, raising fears of a prolonged cost-of-living…

France 24 · May 21