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Home-grown problems are hurting the single currency, and the markets are looking to the ECB for a remedy.

Big gains for defense and health stocks, but it’s a bleak day if you’re driving the green transition — or lending to Mexicans.

France’s incoming commissioner is a Macron loyalist who prefers backroom dealing to attention-grabbing stunts.

Harris has made eye-popping gains with traditional, core Democratic base voters while also appealing to independents.

Farming unions are calling on the government to help wheat producers get through the year.

Stocks bounce sharply as the first round of voting leaves Le Pen’s National Rally looking short of securing a majority in parliament.

The currency weakened as the ECB signals it plans start cutting rates before the Fed.

It faces an uncertain vote in the Senate this week and even longer odds in the House.

Drone armies, expanded overtime pay and over-the-counter birth control pills are just some of the new things Biden has ushered in as president that you might not have heard about.

His departure comes a month after billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili returned to the country’s ruling Georgian Dream party as honorary chair.

Iran wants to take its fight against Israel global — but just how bad could things get?

The contradictions in nations’ attitudes toward fossil fuels were at the forefront of the talks in Dubai.

Critics accuse Bulgaria of punishing Russia to curry favor with Brussels, while quietly helping Moscow regain its grip on Europe’s energy supplies.

With fighting raging in the Middle East, the EU is hoping it can avoid a repeat of last year’s energy crisis.

As Israel attacks add to uncertainty, ECB will stress data dependence while zooming in on balance sheet debate.

Fiery meeting in Luxembourg sets the scene for more difficult negotiations in the weeks to come.

Just as inflation is getting under control and growth starting to recover, a wider Middle East conflict would pose significant problems.

Opposition claims fuel and medicine prices were artificially lowered to ease inflation ahead of the October 15 general election.

Surprise rebound in manufacturing raises likelihood of another Bank of England rate rise.

Tokyo is the biggest winner of the UK’s accession to the CPTPP.

“Repeated political standoffs” over the US government’s borrowing limit “lowers confidence in governance on fiscal and debt matters,” Fitch said.