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European stocks close sharply lower as energy prices lift inflation risks
European stocks closed sharply lower Wednesday. Euro STOXX 50 fell 1.7% to 6,304 and STOXX Europe 600 fell 1.5% to 640 amid higher energy prices and renewed inflation-demand concerns.
Braze Q2 2027 revenue rises 26%, raises guidance
Braze reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $227 million, up 26% year over year, and said non-GAAP operating margin improved by more than 600 basis points. It raised third-quarter and full-year revenue guidance.
Survey: Europeans prefer investing in home markets over U.S.
ING chief economist Marieke Blom says an ING survey found 38% of European consumers prefer to invest in Europe versus 14% who prefer the U.S., despite pessimism on the region’s economic outlook.
NATO-linked fears rise after Germany cites a Kremlin drone attack
Russia denied involvement in an attempted airport drone attack, after Germany said the Kremlin was behind it. NATO is convinced it’s part of Russia’s hybrid sabotage and cyberattack campaign.
European gas rises on LNG supply disruption fears before winter
European natural-gas prices climbed more than 2%, trading just shy of 74 euros a megawatt-hour, as LNG supply from Qatar remains severely disrupted and markets near the 2026/27 heating season.
AfD landslide win in Saxony-Anhalt raises far-right power concerns
Germany’s AfD won a landslide victory in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday, potentially making it the first far-right party to gain power since World War II, pressuring Chancellor Merz’s CDU and the coalition “firewall” strategy.
European shares close slightly higher as rate outlook stays in focus
European stocks closed slightly higher on Friday. Euro STOXX 50 gained 0.2% to 6,396 and STOXX 600 added 0.2% to 650 as markets weighed how economic activity fares in a higher interest-rate period.
European stocks close choppy session higher, led by banks and autos
European stocks closed higher Thursday, ending three sessions of losses. The Euro STOXX 50 rose 0.3% to 6,382 and the STOXX Europe 600 added 0.4% to 649, with banks and auto producers gaining.
Australia sets stricter license terms for ING local unit’s liquidity
Australia’s prudential regulator set license conditions for ING’s EURONEXT:INGA local unit, requiring more liquidity and capital after it overstated its liquidity position and at times breached minimum requirements.
ECB rate-hike risks seen elevated as euro yields surge, ING says
ING’s Carsten Brzeski says an ECB rate hike next week seems likely, but further tightening could raise eurozone economic risks. The concern is heightened by surging bond yields tightening financing conditions.
Phison opens Eschborn Germany entity, appoints EMEA executives
Phison Electronics 8299TT said it expanded European operations by opening an inaugural local entity in Eschborn, Germany, and named Ingvar Ersson as GM & President, EMEA, plus Antony Zukow as an executive appointment.
ING warns Europe gas vulnerable as Qatar LNG disruptions loom
ING says restricted Gulf LNG flows could leave the Northern Hemisphere entering winter without normal Qatari supply. QatarEnergy extended force majeure for some buyers into early November, adding to Europe gas price vulnerability.
European stocks close lower as banks and industrials slide
Euro STOXX 50 closed down 0.75% at 6,422 and STOXX Europe 600 fell 0.7% to 651.7. Banks and industrials weighed, with UniCredit and BNP Paribas both sharply lower.
Jaguar Health reports Q2 2026 results, hosts earnings call
Jaguar Health released second-quarter 2026 financial results and held an earnings call, while highlighting its shift toward rare disease gastrointestinal programs and crofelemer development.
European equity indices close mixed across major benchmarks
Major European equity indices closed mixed on Wednesday, with Germany's DAX, France's CAC 40, STOXX 50, Spain's IBEX 35 and Italy's FTSE MIB lower while the UK's FTSE 100 edged higher.
US Dollar Steadies Against G10s as Softer US Inflation Data Dims Fed Hike Bets
() -- The US dollar held steady against the G10 currencies during European trading on Wednesday, as weaker-than-expected inflation data reduced bets on a near-term Federal Reserve rate hike, even though higher oil prices still kept inflation worries alive. Released on Tuesday, the US headline Consumer Price Index slowe
Swiss Market Index Slips; Roche Shares Down
() -- Swiss stocks slipped into negative territory on Tuesday, with the Swiss Market Index closing 0.17% lower, as hostilities between the US and Iran further intensified. "The return of the US blockade [on Iran] is much more impactful for markets than the previous suspension of the sanction waiver on Iranian oil. The
US Dollar Slides Against G10s Ahead of US CPI, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Testimony
() -- The US dollar slid against all the G10 currencies during European trading on Tuesday, as investors turned cautious ahead of the June Consumer Price Index data and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's congressional testimony, due later in the day, both expected to offer fresh clues on the interest rate outlook. "Ou
Swiss Stocks Begin Week in Green; DocMorris Shares Jump
() -- The Swiss Market Index concluded Monday's trading session 0.22% higher as investors assessed the implications of the US-Iran conflict, which further intensified over the weekend. "The deteriorating situation in the Gulf and the rise in energy prices are supporting the dollar against the low-yielders, including th
Asia Week Ahead: China's Q2 GDP, BOK Decision, India Inflation
() -- China's economic data will take center stage this week, with investors closely watching second-quarter GDP and June activity data for fresh clues on the health of the world's second-largest economy as it enters the second half of the year. Singapore and Malaysia will also release their second-quarter GDP estimate
US Dollar Slides Against G10s as US-Iran Seek Diplomatic Talks
() -- The US dollar weakened against most of the G10 currencies during European trading on Friday, as Washington and Tehran sought to restart talks despite two days of escalating retaliatory attacks that reportedly killed at least 14 people. "A week of revamped Middle East tensions has left the dollar broadly unchanged
US Dollar Slides Against G10s Despite Gulf Attacks Lifting Oil, Inflation Fears
() -- The US dollar weakened against most of the G10 currencies during European trading on Thursday, even as fresh US-Iran attacks pushed oil prices higher, revived inflation worries, and raised bets on another Federal Reserve rate hike. The June FOMC minutes, released on Wednesday under the first Chair Kevin Warsh's s
US Dollar Gains Against G10s as Traders Await June Fed Minutes
() -- The US dollar strengthened against most of the G10 currencies during European trading on Tuesday as traders waited for Wednesday's release of the Fed's June meeting minutes, seeking clearer clues on policy direction under new Chair Kevin Warsh. "The major risk for DXY probably stems from potential large-scale FX
CVC Said to Eye EUR1.2 Billion Bond Sale, Credit Facility for Irca Takeover Bid
() -- CVC Capital Partners (CVC.AS) is funding its planned acquisition of Irca with a debt package comprising a 1.2 billion-euro high-yield bond issue and a revolving credit facility agreement, Bloomberg News reported Friday, citing people familiar with the matter. The bond sale, which is set to take place after the su
Bayer Wins Roundup Case
Bayer wins Supreme Court case limiting thousands of state lawsuits over claims that Roundup's active ingredient causes cancer
US Probes Germany's Drug Pricing
The U.S. said the probe will examine whether "persistent underpayment" for medicines by Germany is discriminatory. "President Trump has made clear that American patients should not be shouldering a disproportionate share of global pharmaceutical research and development," said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.