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  1. European Markets Brace for Impact Amid Rising Oil Prices and Political Shifts

    European markets showed little movement on Monday as oil prices soared following recent U.S.-Iran conflicts, fueling inflation concerns…
    #Economy #AfDelections #centralbank #Eurozone #Europe #European #EuropeanCentralBank #Europeanshares #Inflation #interestrates #Novartis #oilprices #STOXX600 #U.S.Irantensions
    europesays.com/3237784/

  2. European Stocks Steady as Bond Rout Deepens; Reckitt Jumps on Legal Victory — BigGo Finance

    European equities held their ground on Tuesday even as a deepening selloff in government bonds pushed long-term yields…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #ReckittBenckiser #AirLiquide #Brentcrude #CAC40 #DAX #ElliottInvestmentManagement #EuropeanCentralBank #France #FTSE100 #Germany #KevinWarsh #ReckittBenckiserGroup #STOXX600
    europesays.com/britain/118985/

  3. Times of India | $25 billion and counting: Iran war burns a hole in corporate balance sheets

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    The US‑Israeli war with Iran has already forced companies worldwide to shoulder more than $25 billion in losses as oil prices surged past $100 a barrel, transport and production costs spiraled, and trade routes were disrupted by Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Firms across sectors—from airlines, which alone have incurred roughly $15 billion in jet‑fuel‑driven costs, to automakers like Toyota (forecast $4.3 billion hit), consumer‑goods giants such as Procter & Gamble ($1 billion profit hit) and Whirlpool (halving its full‑year forecast and suspending dividends)—are scrambling to cut expenses, raise prices, add fuel surcharges, and seek emergency government aid. The crisis has also squeezed chemicals, industrials, and materials companies, prompting price hikes and eroding margins, while consumers, especially low‑income ones, delay purchases and opt to repair rather than replace goods. Europe and the UK, already facing high energy prices, and a substantial share of Asian firms, heavily dependent on Middle‑Eastern oil, are the most exposed, and analysts warn that the full financial impact is still unfolding, with further earnings downgrades expected across the S&P 500, Europe’s STOXX 600, and Asian markets in the coming quarters.

    Read more: timesofindia.indiatimes.com/bu

    #Toyota #ProcterGamble #McDonalds #STOXX600 #Iran