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ECB rate path turns on energy persistence
Read the full story: ECB rate path turns on energy persistenceThe ECB’s inflation judgement now rests heavily on energy persistence. Philip Lane says the current shock remains medium-sized, but policymakers are watching whether energy costs feed into wider wages, prices, and expectations.
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EU to fund €17.5bn for SME energy projects
EIB to fund €17.5 billion for SME energy efficiency. The…
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Robeco launches climate-focused government bond ETF
Robeco launches Climate Euro Government Bond ETF for climate-focused investments.…
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Gartner maps AI finance technologies for CFOs
Gartner’s new hype cycle maps AI in finance. The research…
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Union leader claims £72k tube salary insufficient
RMT chief claims £72,000 salary insufficient for London homes. Eddie…
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AI not cutting jobs yet, but leaders urged to act
AI is not yet reshaping jobs, but leaders must prepare.…
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Hong Kong to expand sustainable finance taxonomy
Hong Kong expands its sustainable finance taxonomy to include transitions.…
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Merck scraps £1bn London research centre
Merck cancels £1bn London drug centre, impacting UK growth. The…
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UK fintech retains lead amid UAE challenge
UK fintech activity remains robust despite investment decline in 2025.…
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Brits use VPNs to bypass Online Safety Act
The Online Safety Act faces significant evasion challenges. Nearly one-third…
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Planet Mark hires Johanan to lead supply chain
Planet Mark appoints Avital Johanan as Managing Director. She succeeds…
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AI questions weaken workplace learning ties
Workplace AI is changing where employees take everyday questions first. MyIQ research suggests routine queries now go to AI tools before colleagues, affecting informal learning and spontaneous collaboration.
