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ECB to Cut Rates in June, but Pause Expected to Follow
The European Central Bank is expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points in June to 2%, marking the eighth cut since June 2024, but a pause is anticipated thereafter due to rising inflation expectations and concerns about trade barriers and increased government spending.
ECB to Cut Rates in June, but Pause Expected to Follow
The European Central Bank is expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points in June to 2%, marking the eighth cut since June 2024, but a pause is anticipated thereafter due to rising inflation expectations and concerns about trade barriers and increased government spending.
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40% Bias Score
Mitsotakis Credits Reforms for Greece's Economic Recovery
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a CNBC interview, attributed Greece's economic turnaround since 2019 to bold reforms, attracting foreign investment, and securing the Next Generation EU program, contrasting it with the 2015-2019 period of low growth.
Mitsotakis Credits Reforms for Greece's Economic Recovery
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a CNBC interview, attributed Greece's economic turnaround since 2019 to bold reforms, attracting foreign investment, and securing the Next Generation EU program, contrasting it with the 2015-2019 period of low growth.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Protest Judiciary Reform
Five Spanish judicial and prosecutorial associations are protesting a January reform of the Organic Law of the Judiciary with a 10-minute strike on June 11th, arguing it weakens judicial independence and fiscal autonomy, while the government says concerns are unfounded and the reform aligns with Eur...
Spanish Judges Protest Judiciary Reform
Five Spanish judicial and prosecutorial associations are protesting a January reform of the Organic Law of the Judiciary with a 10-minute strike on June 11th, arguing it weakens judicial independence and fiscal autonomy, while the government says concerns are unfounded and the reform aligns with Eur...
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40% Bias Score
Frankfurt Airport CEO Forecasts Improved Punctuality Despite Airspace Congestion
Frankfurt Airport CEO Stefan Schulte forecasts improved punctuality for summer 2024, aiming for 80% on-time performance despite a 5% flight increase; however, he cites congested European airspace, due to various conflicts and lack of unified IT systems among European air traffic controls, as the mai...
Frankfurt Airport CEO Forecasts Improved Punctuality Despite Airspace Congestion
Frankfurt Airport CEO Stefan Schulte forecasts improved punctuality for summer 2024, aiming for 80% on-time performance despite a 5% flight increase; however, he cites congested European airspace, due to various conflicts and lack of unified IT systems among European air traffic controls, as the mai...
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32% Bias Score
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Opens Door for Third-Country Participation
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion defense fund, allowing participation from third countries like Turkey despite Greek concerns about decision-making, with final approval set for May 27th. Hungary abstained, but the regulation passed with qualified majority.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Opens Door for Third-Country Participation
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion defense fund, allowing participation from third countries like Turkey despite Greek concerns about decision-making, with final approval set for May 27th. Hungary abstained, but the regulation passed with qualified majority.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Prolonged Recession: High Energy Costs and Bureaucracy Hamper Recovery
Germany is experiencing a prolonged economic recession, marked by increased business closures exceeding those during the 2011 crisis, driven by high energy prices, labor shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government has initiated a €500 billion investment plan but faces challenges in implemen...
Germany's Prolonged Recession: High Energy Costs and Bureaucracy Hamper Recovery
Germany is experiencing a prolonged economic recession, marked by increased business closures exceeding those during the 2011 crisis, driven by high energy prices, labor shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government has initiated a €500 billion investment plan but faces challenges in implemen...
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52% Bias Score
Eurozone Activity Contracts in May Amidst Services Sector Weakness
The Eurozone experienced its first activity contraction in five months during May, primarily due to a weakened services sector with confidence plummeting to its second-lowest level since 2012 (excluding the COVID-19 crisis), reaching a PMI of 49.5, driven by weak domestic demand and uncertainty surr...
Eurozone Activity Contracts in May Amidst Services Sector Weakness
The Eurozone experienced its first activity contraction in five months during May, primarily due to a weakened services sector with confidence plummeting to its second-lowest level since 2012 (excluding the COVID-19 crisis), reaching a PMI of 49.5, driven by weak domestic demand and uncertainty surr...
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24% Bias Score
US Abolishes Penny Production; Germany Debates Similar Measure
The United States will stop producing one-cent coins in 2024 due to high production costs exceeding their value; a similar debate is ongoing in Germany, where 61 percent of Eurozone respondents in a recent Eurobarometer survey support abolishing one- and two-cent coins.
US Abolishes Penny Production; Germany Debates Similar Measure
The United States will stop producing one-cent coins in 2024 due to high production costs exceeding their value; a similar debate is ongoing in Germany, where 61 percent of Eurozone respondents in a recent Eurobarometer survey support abolishing one- and two-cent coins.
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44% Bias Score
Georgia Reiterates 2030 EU Membership Goal Amidst Improved Relations
At the Qatar Economic Forum, Georgia's Economy Minister Davitaşvili reiterated the country's commitment to EU membership by 2030, despite past tensions, highlighting recent improved relations with the EU following a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister and French President Macron.
Georgia Reiterates 2030 EU Membership Goal Amidst Improved Relations
At the Qatar Economic Forum, Georgia's Economy Minister Davitaşvili reiterated the country's commitment to EU membership by 2030, despite past tensions, highlighting recent improved relations with the EU following a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister and French President Macron.
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44% Bias Score
Ireland: The EU's Trojan Horse in the Tech War
Ireland's deep economic ties with US tech companies, stemming from a two-decade-long collaboration to weaken EU tech rules, hinder the EU's ability to effectively regulate these firms, prompting calls for a centralized European tech regulatory agency.
Ireland: The EU's Trojan Horse in the Tech War
Ireland's deep economic ties with US tech companies, stemming from a two-decade-long collaboration to weaken EU tech rules, hinder the EU's ability to effectively regulate these firms, prompting calls for a centralized European tech regulatory agency.
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56% Bias Score
ECB Warns of Financial System Risks Amidst Policy Uncertainty
The European Central Bank warns that rising uncertainty over government policies, particularly in trade and defense, jeopardizes the Eurozone's financial system due to increased market volatility and strained fiscal positions in several countries.
ECB Warns of Financial System Risks Amidst Policy Uncertainty
The European Central Bank warns that rising uncertainty over government policies, particularly in trade and defense, jeopardizes the Eurozone's financial system due to increased market volatility and strained fiscal positions in several countries.
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24% Bias Score
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Program to Counter Russia and Belarus
The European Union approved a €150 billion defense program, SAFE, to address threats from Russia and Belarus, funding the purchase of weaponry via loans with a maximum 45-year repayment period, prioritizing European industry and excluding grants.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Program to Counter Russia and Belarus
The European Union approved a €150 billion defense program, SAFE, to address threats from Russia and Belarus, funding the purchase of weaponry via loans with a maximum 45-year repayment period, prioritizing European industry and excluding grants.
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36% Bias Score
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