As investors gear up for the new trading week, the European political landscape is shrouded in uncertainty. The recent European Parliament elections have resulted in a significant gain for eurosceptic-nationalists, displacing liberals and greens. Additionally, President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to dissolve the French Parliament and call for early legislative elections has added to the instability
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Pakistan’s coalition government is gearing up to announce ambitious fiscal targets in the upcoming 2024/2025 budget. The budget, set for July-June, is crucial in strengthening Pakistan’s case for securing a new bailout deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). As the economy faces challenges, officials and analysts anticipate significant measures to bridge the revenue-expenditure gap
French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement of snap elections following the European Union (EU) elections took many by surprise. The decision to dissolve parliament and call for new legislative elections came after exit polls showed his alliance suffering a heavy defeat to Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally (RN) party. Macron’s call for lower house elections
The recent shock election called by French President Emmanuel Macron has sent ripples through the euro and European markets. The euro has skidded, falling 0.3% to a one-month low of $1.0764, while also slumping to a 21-month low against the pound. EuroSTOXX 50 equity futures have dipped by 0.4% and French bond futures have also
The Group of Seven (G7) wealthy democracies are gearing up to send a firm message to small Chinese banks about their involvement in assisting Russia in evading Western sanctions. Leaders from the G7 countries are expected to have intense conversations during their upcoming summit in Italy about the growing trade relationship between China and Russia
In the wake of Chanel’s top designer’s departure, the $1.62 trillion luxury goods industry is experiencing significant upheaval. This departure has sent ripples not only through Chanel but across all major global players at a time when the industry as a whole is at a crossroads. Traditionally, the playbook for top fashion labels like Chanel,
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called for talks to begin next week in order to draft the 2025 state budget. These discussions are expected to be intense, with the goal of transitioning the economy from the strains of war to a focus on growth. Smotrich emphasized the need for “marathon discussions” to take place
When it comes to the luxury real estate market, iconic homes carry a certain premium that is hard to fully quantify. Real estate experts suggest that buyers are often willing to pay extra for the pedigree that comes with owning a piece of pop culture history. Comparing it to owning a rare piece of art
President Emmanuel Macron of France and President Joe Biden of the United States have expressed a commitment to working together to prevent a broader escalation in the Middle East. Macron emphasized the importance of avoiding a regional explosion, with a key priority being to calm the situation between Israel and Hezbollah. Both countries are redoubling
In a bold move to shake up the private equity investing industry, CEO Kelly Rodriques from the alternative trading platform Forge Global is on a mission to revolutionize the way investors access unicorns. Partnering with Accuidity, Rodriques introduced the Forge Accuidity Private Market Index, a groundbreaking financial innovation aimed at broadening the participation of investors
The recent report filed by the court-appointed trustee in the Synapse bankruptcy case has revealed a shocking $85 million shortfall between what partner banks of fintech middleman Synapse are holding and what depositors are owed. This significant gap has plunged more than 100,000 customers into a state of uncertainty and financial distress. While customers of
A group of Credit Suisse bondholders recently made headlines by filing a lawsuit against the Swiss government. They are seeking full compensation for the controversial decision to write down the failed bank’s Additional Tier 1 (AT1) debt. This move was part of Credit Suisse’s emergency sale to UBS, which was orchestrated by the Swiss government.
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