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US government seeks to join Elon Musk in challenge against EU’s fine on X (opens the original)
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Trump alleges the rules single out American tech companies [WASHINGTON] The US government said on Thursday (Sep 24) it had formally sought to join a legal challenge filed by billionaire Elon Musk to dismiss a fine of 120 million euros (US$136.51 million) by the European Union against his social media platform X. EU tech regulators fined X late last year for breaching online content rules, the first sanction under a landmark legislation that has drawn criticism from Washington. The US Department
European shares rise as oil pauses ahead of Fed rate decision (opens the original)
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The European Central Bank raised rates for the second time this year last week EUROPEAN shares edged up from the previous session’s three-month low on Wednesday (Sep 16) as a pause in the oil price rally lifted risk appetite ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, with the US central bank widely expected to deliver its first rate hike since 2023. The pan-European Stoxx 600 rose 0.5 per cent to 637.09 points, with major regional indexes also gaining. Traders are pricing in a 93 per cent p
BOJ policymaker warns of price risks that may trigger rapid rate hikes (opens the original)
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A recent spike in producer prices could push up consumer inflation [FUKUI, Japan] The Bank of Japan may eventually be forced to raise interest rates rapidly if inflation accelerates given the country’s loose financial conditions, board member Kazuyuki Masu said, warning of price risks that solidify the chance of a September hike. In a closely watched speech ahead of next week’s policy meeting, Masu gave no specific hints on the pace and timing of future rate hikes, but warned of broadening price
China’s exports surge 25% as demand for high-tech, AI help prop up economic growth (opens the original)
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Imports jump 28.2%, compared with a 27.5% year-on-year increase in July [BEIJING] China’s export growth quickened in August, buoyed by strong overseas appetite for high-tech and AI-related products, providing vital support for an economy weighed down by sluggish domestic demand. The divergence between resilient exports and weak activity at home highlights Beijing’s continued dependence on foreign demand, with policymakers struggling to revive consumption and investment as they pursue a 4.5-5 per
China’s exports surge 25% as demand for high-tech, AI help prop up economic growth (opens the original)
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Imports jump 28.2%, compared with a 27.5% year-on-year increase in July [BEIJING] China’s export growth quickened in August, buoyed by strong overseas appetite for high-tech and AI-related products, providing vital support for an economy weighed down by sluggish domestic demand. The divergence between resilient exports and weak activity at home highlights Beijing’s continued dependence on foreign demand, with policymakers struggling to revive consumption and investment as they pursue a 4.5-5 per
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