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NBU Sets Dollar at 45.41 Hryvnias as Euro Also Rises

Official and bank rates Mind.ua, citing data on the NBU website, reports that the official euro rate rose 17 kopecks for the same day. Mind.ua adds that the regulator adjusted the official

Andrew Blake·Nov 10, 2026·1 min read

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ECB dollar risk: European banks brace for tariff turmoil ahead

Some policymakers advocate expanding the euro’s international role by creating new liquidity facilities and promoting euro-denominated trade settlements. Others, more cautious, fear provoking Washington or unsettling bond markets. Christine Lagarde

Grace Harris·Oct 21, 2025·8 min read

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Whiskey tariffs: Scotch and Bourbon forced into uneasy alliance

The mainstream story is familiar. U.S. tariffs were imposed to defend American producers from “unfair” European advantages, while the EU responded with its own duties. Officials claimed this would protect domestic jobs

Benjamin Scott·Sep 15, 2025·3 min read

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Trump Russia Sanctions Shift War to the Energy Front

make U.S. energy hegemony explicit: Washington decides who sells, who buys, and at what price. Europe, already bruised by dependency and inflation, scrambles for alternatives. Asian powers — China and India — continue buying

Alex Carter·Oct 25, 2025·6 min read

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China US Tariffs 2025: Beijing’s 34% Strike Tests Trump’s Gamble

China means: U.S. agricultural exports become instantly uncompetitive. American industrial exports lose market share to Europe and Southeast Asia. U.S. tech hardware faces new costs in an already shrinking global footprint. For

Natalie Wood·Nov 15, 2025·6 min read

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Deutsche Bank derivatives scandal: old ghosts haunting finance

posture for headlines, but none dare push too far—because one fallen giant could destabilize Europe’s entire financial system. The scandal is acknowledged, but punishment is performative. Analytical Breakdown: How Derivatives

Andrew Blake·Aug 20, 2025·4 min read

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Wall Street Trade Deal Rally: Euphoria vs China Risk

another machine follows, and humans interpret it as confidence. Global View: Japan calms, China waits, Europe frowns Outside the U.S., the reaction is mixed. Tokyo’s Nikkei index rose 1.4%, buoyed

Grace Harris·Oct 12, 2025·7 min read

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Gold prices pull back: investors take profits after $4,000 surge

For months, gold had been the unstoppable trade. Fueled by geopolitical anxiety, wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and fears of a global slowdown, investors rushed into hard assets

Ethan Clark·Oct 9, 2025·5 min read

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Wall Street record highs: AI optimism defies shutdown fears

note that investor diversification cushions the blow. Global capital inflows, particularly from sovereign funds and European institutions, still pour into U.S. equities. But this safety net depends on the very faith the

Ethan Clark·Oct 7, 2025·4 min read

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BlackRock assets $12 trillion expose cracks in investor confidence

money. You just send it into the void.” This sentiment echoes globally. Family offices in Europe, retirement funds in Asia, and municipal accounts in the US are quietly rebalancing away from the

Grace Harris·Oct 6, 2025·4 min read

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BlackRock assets top $12tn as client exit shakes confidence

Consider the political climate. U.S. state governments have threatened to pull funds over ESG disputes. European regulators are pressing on systemic risk. Sovereign wealth funds are experimenting with alternative managers. The “big

Grace Harris·Oct 1, 2025·4 min read

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Tata Motors CEO: leadership shakeup as JLR struggles mount

The pressure stems from several fronts: Jaguar Land Rover sales slump : Especially in China and Europe, where luxury brands are under siege by EV disruptors. Supply chain chaos : Semiconductor shortages, energy costs

Maria Torres·Sep 27, 2025·3 min read

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