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Eurozone Private Sector Contracts in May
The Eurozone's private sector activity unexpectedly contracted in May, with the services sector performing the worst in 16 months; the S&P Global composite PMI fell to 49.5, below the 50 mark separating growth from contraction, due to weak foreign and domestic demand.
Eurozone Private Sector Contracts in May
The Eurozone's private sector activity unexpectedly contracted in May, with the services sector performing the worst in 16 months; the S&P Global composite PMI fell to 49.5, below the 50 mark separating growth from contraction, due to weak foreign and domestic demand.
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32% Bias Score


Iberian Blackouts Prompt EU Energy Infrastructure Plea
Spain and Portugal are urging the EU to expedite the completion of power grid connections with France after nationwide blackouts in late April caused widespread disruption. A letter to the EU's energy commissioner highlights delays and stresses the need for a roadmap with specific milestones.
Iberian Blackouts Prompt EU Energy Infrastructure Plea
Spain and Portugal are urging the EU to expedite the completion of power grid connections with France after nationwide blackouts in late April caused widespread disruption. A letter to the EU's energy commissioner highlights delays and stresses the need for a roadmap with specific milestones.
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36% Bias Score


Spain's EU Lobbying for Regional Language Status Faces Backlash
The Spanish government is intensely lobbying the EU to grant official status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician, facing strong opposition from the PP and Vox who accuse it of blackmailing EU members, potentially using military aid to Ukraine as leverage to appease separatist demands.
Spain's EU Lobbying for Regional Language Status Faces Backlash
The Spanish government is intensely lobbying the EU to grant official status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician, facing strong opposition from the PP and Vox who accuse it of blackmailing EU members, potentially using military aid to Ukraine as leverage to appease separatist demands.
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60% Bias Score


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


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


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

Spain and Portugal seek EU help to improve power grid links with France after blackouts
Spain and Portugal are demanding that the EU help them to strengthen power connections with France, after nationwide blackouts at the end of April caused widespread disruption, and amid suggestions that work on new connections is being delayed by France. The countries currently have less than 3 perc...

Spain and Portugal seek EU help to improve power grid links with France after blackouts
Spain and Portugal are demanding that the EU help them to strengthen power connections with France, after nationwide blackouts at the end of April caused widespread disruption, and amid suggestions that work on new connections is being delayed by France. The countries currently have less than 3 perc...
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40% Bias Score

EU Coalition Boosts Crisis Preparedness Amidst Geopolitical Instability
Eight EU countries formed a coalition to enhance crisis preparedness, citing Russia's destabilizing actions and the need for harmonized strategies across the bloc, prompting calls for 72-hour survival kits for citizens.

EU Coalition Boosts Crisis Preparedness Amidst Geopolitical Instability
Eight EU countries formed a coalition to enhance crisis preparedness, citing Russia's destabilizing actions and the need for harmonized strategies across the bloc, prompting calls for 72-hour survival kits for citizens.
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24% Bias Score

Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.

Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.
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44% Bias Score

Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.

Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.
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48% 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

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
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