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Diesel crisis: Minister holds emergency talks with US Energy Secretary (opens the original)
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Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh is holding crunch talks with her American counterpart over Donald Trump’s threat to curb diesel exports to Europe. City AM understands that Fahnbulleh is in direct contact with US energy secretary Chris Wright to discuss a US move to potentially choke off diesel exports to Europe that threatens to upend supply and send prices at the pump soaring, a person familiar with the discussions said. The UK and Europe are being pressured by the Trump administration to ta
FTSE 100 suffers worst single-day sell-off since May (opens the original)
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The FTSE 100 has suffered its biggest single-day drop since May as European markets are hit by a continent-wide rout in the bond markets, which has pushed pushed western government borrowing costs to multi-decade highs. London’s blue-chip index dropped by two per cent in early trading, erasing all its gains from the third quarter in a single morning. The sell-off in UK equities led similar losses on stock markets across Europe. France’s Cac, Amsterdam’s AEX and Frankfurt’s Dax were all down sign
Investors fearful of UK policy blunders (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham’s “costly” policy agenda and the resurgent threat of inflation are weighing on investors’ appetite for the UK, according to a closely-watched survey of top money managers, which also revealed waning hopes of a rebound in London’s IPO market this year. Berenberg’s Investor Barometer, which polled 300 international investors managing a combined $1 trillion, found that 40 per cent pointed to policy decisions as the biggest risk to Britain’s economy, unchanged from the last poll despite
Burnham's North Sea 'pragmatism' vow leaves industry hopeful (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham promised to be “pragmatic” about drilling in the North Sea in his conference speech. Those in Aberdeen say there’s not a moment to lose. Bedecked in her obligatory high-vis jacket and surrounded by hardhard-wearing oil and gas workers, Miatta Fanbulleh’s first ministerial trip was a striking piece of political symbolism. Just three days on from being named Andy Burnham’s energy secretary, the former think tank chief had managed achieved something that took her predecessor Ed Miliban
'Not sustainable' - French borrowing costs soar amid election uncertainty (opens the original)
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France is facing a period of acute bond market stress that could last several years unless the presidential frontrunners for next year’s election commit to tackling its gaping deficit, analysts have warned. The difference between French and German government borrowing costs – a key metric used to determine French debt risk – widened beyond 120 basis points for the first time since 2012 on Wednesday, just a day before France unveils its Budget for 2027. The country’s bonds – known as OATs – are a
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