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Political uncertainties are set to continue driving market volatility in Europe amid the surprising outcome of the French election on Sunday. According to pollsters from the second round of the election, the right-wing New Popular Front (NFP) coalition surprisingly took the lead in the public votes, defeating the far-right National Rally (NR). The NFP is projected to garner between 177 and 192 seats, while Emmanuel Macron's centrist party secured second place with between 152 and 158 seats. The previously projected winner, the NR, led by Marine Le Pen and Hirdan Bardella, may only secure betwe...
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Apart from a slew of important economic data set to be released by major European countries, market reactions to the French election will be particularly scrutinised this week. Additionally, both the US and China are poised to release their inflation data for June, offering clues for the respective central banks' policy outlooks. EuropeThe outcome of the French election may significantly impact both the stock markets and the euro in the region. Equities and the single currency could see further rebound if the far-right National Rally party does not gain enough votes to form a government. Howev...
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The first round of the French legislative elections has concluded with Marine Le Pen's National Rally securing 33% of the votes, leading over the left-wing bloc's 28% and President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance, which garnered 22%. As the nation heads towards the second round of voting on July 7, the possibility of forming France's first far-right government since World War II looms, with 28-year-old Jordan Bardella poised to become Prime Minister. The key question is whether the far-right will achieve an absolute majority, a scenario that would significantly impact French fiscal policy ...
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A leading lawmaker in the European People’s Party has said he is “confident” the EU executive will move to postpone an incoming ban on marketing goods that are linked to deforestation, following a warning last month from the Biden administration in Washington, and the centre-right group has other Green Deal legislation in its sights. Peter Liese, an MEP since 1994 and freshly re-elected, told Euronews today that recent contact with officials “at all levels” in the European Commission had shown him “everybody is aware that we have a problem that cannot be solved without postponement”. As to the...
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New York (AFP) - European stock markets slid Tuesday as jitters resurfaced over impending French elections, while stocks on Wall Street ended mixed as investor darling Nvidia reversed course, driving the Nasdaq higher. Wall Street's tech-heavy Nasdaq and the broad-based S&P 500 rebounded while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell. In Europe, Paris, London and Frankfurt all ended the day lower. Nvidia was back in the green, closing up 6.8 percent on Tuesday after falling sharply in recent days over concerns that the tech sector's rally had gone too far. The US company had briefly become th...
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Market focus will be on inflation readings from major economies this week, including France, Spain, Italy, the US, Canada, Australia, and Japan. Among these data, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) from the US hold the greatest significance in shaping global market trends. Additionally, the European political front remains a focus for the regional markets. EuropeThe spotlight for the euro area will be on the flash CPI from France, Spain, and Italy this week. Germany's Ifo Business Climate Index will also shed light on the biggest economy in the region. Inflation in Spain rose for the ...
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New York (AFP) - The tech rally that drove Wall Street to record highs appeared out of steam Friday as US markets finished mixed, with European markets hit by disappointing data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than 0.1 percent higher, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both fell. Shares in AI processor manufacturer Nvidia, largely responsible for driving the equity rally, retreated 3.2 percent after having tumbled 3.5 percent on Thursday as profit-taking set in. "I think that because of Juneteenth, you have a lot of people who are leaving to go on vacation early," Sam Stovall fr...
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German banking regulator BaFin is imposing further fines of €13.0 million ($13.9 million) on major US-based bank Citigroup due to a serious mishap in share sales, the regulator announced on Thursday. In May 2022, a trader at the bank had briefly triggered turbulence on several stock exchanges with a false entry in the bank's system. According to earlier information from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the man actually wanted to sell securities worth $58 million, but actually put a block of shares worth $444 billion up for sale. The bank's control systems prevented some of the unwante...
DPA
German banking regulator BaFin is imposing further fines of €13.0 million ($13.9 million) on major US-based bank Citigroup due to a serious mishap in share sales, the regulator announced on Thursday. In May 2022, a trader at the bank had briefly triggered turbulence on several stock exchanges with a false entry in the bank's system. According to earlier information from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the man actually wanted to sell securities worth $58 million, but actually put a block of shares worth $444 billion up for sale. The bank's control systems prevented some of the unwante...
DPA International
German banking regulator BaFin is imposing further fines of €13.0 million ($13.9 million) on major US-based bank Citigroup due to a serious mishap in share sales, the regulator announced on Thursday. In May 2022, a trader at the bank had briefly triggered turbulence on several stock exchanges with a false entry in the bank's system. According to earlier information from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the man actually wanted to sell securities worth $58 million, but actually put a block of shares worth $444 billion up for sale. The bank's control systems prevented some of the unwante...
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