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Thursday's News

July 4, 2024

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] European Stocks Advance With Elections in Focus: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Oil prices slip from multi-month highs on demand concerns

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Bitcoin Falls on Biden Drama, Risk of Sales by German Government

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Le Pen Rivals Gain Momentum as Political Heads Warn of Chaos

[Reuters] Can France count on an ECB rescue if vote upsets markets?

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] ECB Must Set ‘Very High’ Bar for Help to France, Praet Says

[Yahoo Finance] June jobs report: US labor market set to show 'cooling but not cool' trend continues

[Reuters] Fed officials at last meeting saw price pressures in decline, minutes show

[Reuters] Fourth of July scorcher set for a quarter of the United States

[Reuters] Labour predicted to rout Sunak's Conservatives as Britain goes to polls

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] EU Moves Ahead With Provisional Tariffs on China EV Imports

[Reuters] China warns of hotter, longer heatwaves as climate change intensifies

[Reuters] Russia swelters in heat wave, Moscow breaks 1917 record for early July

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Latin America VC Dealmaking Hits Slowest Level Since 2018

[NYT] Apartments Could Be the Next Real Estate Business to Struggle

[WSJ] Downtown Offices Are Toxic. Suburban Ones Are Surviving.

[WSJ] Americans Are Everywhere—and Taking Their Strong Dollars With Them

[FT] Boom in active bond ETFs could put total inflows on track for $1tn year


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