A look at the day ahead from Dhara Ranasinghe, senior markets correspondent, EMEA. The views expressed are her own. U.S.
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Post-Trump era a possibility, Europeans see no quick fix to U.S. ties
LONDON/BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – If Donald Trump loses in November, it’s no secret that most European policymakers will be happy to
Read moreRPT-MORNING BID-Bulls-bears continue tug of war
(Repeats to change headline; no change in text.) LONDON, July 6 – Citi analysts sum up the situation on markets
Read moreEuropean stocks surge as cyclicals rally, U.S. jobs data awaited
(Reuters) – European shares climbed on Thursday as encouraging economic data from across the globe and hopes of a COVID-19
Read moreGermany arrests far-right suspect over threat to attack Muslims
Police find weapons in house of 21-year-old man who was inspired by last year’s Christchurch massacre in New Zealand. Police
Read moreU.N. agency urges Hungary to repeal tightened asylum rules
BUDAPEST (Reuters) – The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) has called on Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government to repeal a
Read moreEurope's govt bond trading volumes jump in Q1, gilt turnover surges- AFME
LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) – Average daily turnover volume in British government bonds reached a record high of 47 billion
Read moreUK's Johnson eyes school-building boom after coronavirus slump
Rebuilding programme will start in this year with first 50 projects to be supported by additional $1.23bn budget. Prime Minister
Read moreHungary mourns post-WWI 'dismemberment', 100 years on
Hungarians mark a centenary of the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian empire in 1920, with flags at half-mast. Hungary is marking
Read moreBelarus accuses Russia of election meddling, seeks talks
The Belarusian leader says external forces stand behind his opponents, disseminating information to discredit him. Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has
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