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France unrest puts spending cuts and businesses under pressure

Nationwide protests over living costs and public services erupted into violence ahead of a vote on the government’s €54 billion savings plan.

Fed Chair Warsh declines to signal October rate decision

Speaking in Bangkok, Kevin Warsh said the Fed will not prejudge upcoming meetings while praising synchronized monetary tightening worldwide.

UK Chancellor Poised to Raise Taxes on Banks in Budget

John Healey is understood to be considering a higher bank surcharge as the government seeks more revenue and protects its deficit-reduction plans.

U.S. and Iran Hold Mediator Talks as Oil Exports Recover

Separate indirect discussions took place Monday as Middle Eastern crude exports approached their highest level since the war began, according to CNBC and Kpler data.

Burnham to unveil public body for electricity-grid investment

The proposed Great British Grid would compete with private network companies on transmission projects and could co-invest in connection infrastructure.

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