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Nervy Markets Await US Inflation Data After ECB Rate Hike

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By Marc Jones, Elaine Hardcastle
| GuruTrade
Bond markets remain nervy as ECB lifts interest rates Widening Middle East war pushes oil up 3% to $104 per barrel US 10-year yields at 2023 high after Treasury buyback Stocks dip as traders also brace for US inflation data later LONDON/SINGAPORE, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Nervy markets were waiting ​for key U.S. inflation data on Thursday after the ECB lifted its interest rates for a second time this year and oil held ‌above $100 a barrel following U.S. and Iranian tanker missile strikes in the...
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Oil price surges near $100, reigniting inflation worries ahead of ECB meeting

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By Marc Jones
| Philippines Today
LONDON — A spike in oil prices drove Europe’s government borrowing costs to long-term highs on Thursday as reignited inflation worries left traders bracing for a hawkish meeting at the European Central Bank later in the day. Share markets were also on the back foot early on, as disappointing earnings from heavyweight chipmaker STMicroelectronics sent its shares tumbling 15% and Google-parent Alphabet's plan to ramp up its AI spending by another $15 billion this year continued to sink in.
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Development banks' climate funding hits record, but World Bank pullback looms

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By Marc Jones, Simon Jessop Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
FILE PHOTO: The World Bank Group logo is displayed on a office wall at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in Karachi, Pakistan February 4, 2026. REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro/File Photo LONDON - Multilateral development banks committed a record $162.5 billion in climate financing last year, a report by the EU's lending arm showed on Monday, but targets for poorer nations could be at risk after the World Bank's decision last month to abandon key goals.
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