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The UK’s government bonds fell after Andy Burnham’s victory in a special election renewed political uncertainty, prompting investors to demand a higher premium to hold the country’s debt.

No UN sanctions lifting on Iran without France's approval, foreign minister says Reuters

ECB publishes consolidated banking data for end-December 2025

Anti-immigration party hit by candidate’s offensive comments and progressive coalition

European natural gas prices have mostly fallen since a US-Iran peace accord started to take shape this week, but the drop has done little to improve the economics of storing fuel for winter as analysts continue to expect a tight market.

The stories would stop any parent cold: Florida middle schooler Colton Remsburg, who was killed by a pickup truck while out buying flowers for his mom. California 13-year-old Angel Roman Mendoza Lopez, struck by a car while headed to a friend’s house. And 15-year-old Violet Harris, an honors student

Kevin Warsh faces a truly daunting task. The new chairman of the Federal Reserve must avoid provoking a president he had to charm to get the job. He needs to repair relations with the Fed’s other policymakers, many of whom he recently criticized — not least, former Chair Jerome Powell, who remains o

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Piero Cipollone: The foundations of national sovereignty: the role of central bank money