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UK House Prices Stall as Mortgage Rates Hit Three-Year High
UK house prices were flat in September as the average five-year fixed mortgage rate hit 6% for the first time in three years, Lloyds data shows.
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France's Debt Squeeze Rattles Bond Markets as Student Protests Spread
France's borrowing costs have hit their widest gap with Germany since 2012, as student protests and a presidential election complicate deficit cuts.
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The Euro Is Near a 17-Month Low. Here's Who Gains and Who Pays.
EUR/USD is near a 17-month low as French fiscal fears outweigh weak US jobs data. Here's who benefits and who absorbs the cost.
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Fortaegis Raises $50M to Scale Encrypted Silicon as Defense and AI Infrastructure Race for Security
A Dutch chip-security startup just raised $50M from Tokyo Electron's venture arm and defense-linked investors, betting on unclonable encryption keys.
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Wage Growth Hits Six-Year Low: Why the BoE Still Has to Hike
UK jobs data just posted its weakest numbers in years. But an oil-driven inflation shock means the Bank of England may have no room to stay patient.
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Why Central Banks Are Now Obsessed With Refinery Margins
Energy markets aren't just a headline risk anymore. Refinery profit margins have become a structural constraint on monetary policy heading into winter.
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