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Spanish Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Global Trade Uncertainty
Despite global trade tensions fueled by Trump-era trade policies, Spain's manufacturing sector is thriving due to domestic consumption and construction investment, while facing challenges in exports, particularly to the US and competition from Asian imports.
Spanish Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Global Trade Uncertainty
Despite global trade tensions fueled by Trump-era trade policies, Spain's manufacturing sector is thriving due to domestic consumption and construction investment, while facing challenges in exports, particularly to the US and competition from Asian imports.
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24% Bias Score


EU-US Trade Deal: Increased Tariffs and Market Shifts Negatively Impact European Industry
The EU-US trade deal, finalized three weeks prior, reveals a 15% US import tariff on European goods alongside reduced EU tariffs on US goods; while providing some stability, it has negatively impacted the EU trade surplus due to increased imports and decreased exports to major partners, particularly...
EU-US Trade Deal: Increased Tariffs and Market Shifts Negatively Impact European Industry
The EU-US trade deal, finalized three weeks prior, reveals a 15% US import tariff on European goods alongside reduced EU tariffs on US goods; while providing some stability, it has negatively impacted the EU trade surplus due to increased imports and decreased exports to major partners, particularly...
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48% Bias Score


Powell Signals Rate Cut Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's consideration of a September interest rate cut reflects growing global economic uncertainty fueled by the US-China trade war and Germany's Q2 GDP contraction, three times worse than predicted, impacting the EU's strategic autonomy.
Powell Signals Rate Cut Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's consideration of a September interest rate cut reflects growing global economic uncertainty fueled by the US-China trade war and Germany's Q2 GDP contraction, three times worse than predicted, impacting the EU's strategic autonomy.
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44% Bias Score


Eurozone Inflation Stable at 2% in July
Eurozone inflation held steady at 2% in July, down from 2.6% a year earlier, primarily due to cheaper energy and moderating service price increases; however, Spain's inflation rose to 2.7%, exceeding the Eurozone average.
Eurozone Inflation Stable at 2% in July
Eurozone inflation held steady at 2% in July, down from 2.6% a year earlier, primarily due to cheaper energy and moderating service price increases; however, Spain's inflation rose to 2.7%, exceeding the Eurozone average.
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28% Bias Score


Reverse Migration: Polish Citizens Return to Poland from Germany
Several Polish families are returning to Poland from Germany due to bureaucratic inefficiencies, high living costs, and difficulties accessing essential services, illustrating a significant shift in migration patterns and raising concerns about Germany's ability to attract and retain skilled labor.
Reverse Migration: Polish Citizens Return to Poland from Germany
Several Polish families are returning to Poland from Germany due to bureaucratic inefficiencies, high living costs, and difficulties accessing essential services, illustrating a significant shift in migration patterns and raising concerns about Germany's ability to attract and retain skilled labor.
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68% Bias Score


Greece's SME Paradox: High Numbers, Low Productivity
Greece boasts the highest SME density in the EU but suffers from the lowest SME productivity; Alpha Bank's report attributes this to small size, low-tech sectors, and limited digitalization, advocating for increased investment and technological advancement to leverage funds like the Recovery Fund.
Greece's SME Paradox: High Numbers, Low Productivity
Greece boasts the highest SME density in the EU but suffers from the lowest SME productivity; Alpha Bank's report attributes this to small size, low-tech sectors, and limited digitalization, advocating for increased investment and technological advancement to leverage funds like the Recovery Fund.
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16% Bias Score

EU Job Vacancies: A Wide Gap Between Demand and Supply
As of the second quarter of 2025, the EU reported 13.1 million unemployed, while Germany and France alone had over 1.5 million job vacancies; the EU's job vacancy rate, at 2.1%, varied widely, reaching 4.2% in the Netherlands and 0.6% in Romania, reflecting uneven labor market conditions and skills ...

EU Job Vacancies: A Wide Gap Between Demand and Supply
As of the second quarter of 2025, the EU reported 13.1 million unemployed, while Germany and France alone had over 1.5 million job vacancies; the EU's job vacancy rate, at 2.1%, varied widely, reaching 4.2% in the Netherlands and 0.6% in Romania, reflecting uneven labor market conditions and skills ...
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36% Bias Score

Foreign Workers Crucial to Post-Pandemic EU Economic Strength: Lagarde
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that the Eurozone's post-pandemic economic strength is significantly due to foreign workers, contributing half its growth in the last three years despite comprising only 9% of the workforce in 2022; Germany's GDP would be 6% lower without them, Lagarde added.

Foreign Workers Crucial to Post-Pandemic EU Economic Strength: Lagarde
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that the Eurozone's post-pandemic economic strength is significantly due to foreign workers, contributing half its growth in the last three years despite comprising only 9% of the workforce in 2022; Germany's GDP would be 6% lower without them, Lagarde added.
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28% Bias Score

Germany's Economy Contracts Sharply in Q2 2024
Germany's economy shrank by 0.3 percent in Q2 2024, worse than the initial estimate, due to weak industrial production and dampened consumer spending; the government's new borrowing decreased to 28.9 billion euros in the first half of the year.

Germany's Economy Contracts Sharply in Q2 2024
Germany's economy shrank by 0.3 percent in Q2 2024, worse than the initial estimate, due to weak industrial production and dampened consumer spending; the government's new borrowing decreased to 28.9 billion euros in the first half of the year.
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40% Bias Score

Eurozone Convergence: Greek Bond Yields Fall Below France's
Greece's 10-year bond yields and spreads have fallen below those of France, signifying convergence within the Eurozone and challenging the traditional distinction between the core and periphery; additional Eurozone news includes a 20 euro employer contribution per employee for children's summer camp...

Eurozone Convergence: Greek Bond Yields Fall Below France's
Greece's 10-year bond yields and spreads have fallen below those of France, signifying convergence within the Eurozone and challenging the traditional distinction between the core and periphery; additional Eurozone news includes a 20 euro employer contribution per employee for children's summer camp...
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0% Bias Score

US Tariffs Force German Automakers to Seek Opportunities in China
Increased US tariffs on EU vehicles since April 2025 significantly reduced profits for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen, prompting them to shift towards the Chinese market for growth and stability, despite a recent tariff reduction from 25 percent to 15 percent.

US Tariffs Force German Automakers to Seek Opportunities in China
Increased US tariffs on EU vehicles since April 2025 significantly reduced profits for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen, prompting them to shift towards the Chinese market for growth and stability, despite a recent tariff reduction from 25 percent to 15 percent.
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56% Bias Score

Stellantis Projects €1.5 Billion Loss Amidst US Tariffs and Internal Challenges
Stellantis, Europe's second-largest automaker, projects a €1.5 billion loss to maintain US sales due to unresolved US tariffs, adding to losses from a canceled hydrogen project and stricter US emissions standards; the company anticipates revenue growth in the second half of the year.

Stellantis Projects €1.5 Billion Loss Amidst US Tariffs and Internal Challenges
Stellantis, Europe's second-largest automaker, projects a €1.5 billion loss to maintain US sales due to unresolved US tariffs, adding to losses from a canceled hydrogen project and stricter US emissions standards; the company anticipates revenue growth in the second half of the year.
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40% Bias Score
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