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Iran war: How exposed are European economies?

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent gas prices surging by 60%, putting additional strain on Europe's already-depleted winter inventories and prompting economists to revise their 2026 growth and inflation outlooks.

Euronews

Digital euro: The EU’s tool for payment sovereignty?

Six in ten European transactions flow through American infrastructure, such as Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal. Brussels wants to change that with the digital euro, its most ambitious plan.

Euronews

Eurozone unemployment unexpectedly falls to record low

The eurozone job market showed modest improvement in January 2026, with the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falling to 6.1%, an all-time low.

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Ukraine 1-6 England: Women’s World Cup qualifying – as it happened

Braces from Georgia Stanway, Alessia Russo and Jess Park secured a comprehensive victory for Sarina Wiegman’s side

The Guardian - UK

1 Trade to Make Now as Middle East Conflict Rattles the Market

June Euro currency futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

Barchart

Eurozone inflation sees unexpected rise: Is the worst yet to come?

Eurozone inflation rose to 1.9% in February, above expectations, before Middle East tensions sent oil and gas prices sharply higher.

Euronews

How close is the EU to break free from Visa and Mastercard's grip?

Europe needs to roll up its sleeves, or it risks losing its last bit of independence to US-controlled payment schemes. As the first EU instant payment system, WERO aims to become Europe’s ticket to payment autonomy.

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European stocks sink amid Middle East uncertainty

The FTSE 100 Index ended down 130.44 points, 1.2%, at 10,780.11.

Evening Standard

Tottenham ban three fans over Nazi salutes during Champions League tie

Uefa sanctioned the London club for the behaviour, imposing a €30,000 (£26,212) fine

The Independent UK

European stocks dip as Gulf exchanges stay shut following Iran strikes

European markets opened in deep negative territory as crude oil prices rose in early trading, alongside gold and other precious metals. US futures are also down as global markets react to the Iran conflict.

Euronews

‘When Ronaldo went off, we thought, ‘We’ve lost our best player, what’s going to happen now?’ But at the same time it also gave us strength’ Nani on Portugal’s historic Euro 2016 win

The former Manchester United winger assumed the armband when Ronaldo was injured in the final

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Bike check: Demi Vollering wins Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on unreleased 32mm Specialized Cotton TLR tyres

European road Champion Demi Vollering won Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on her custom Euro road champ Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8

Cycling News

Should Tiger Woods Be Ryder Cup Captain? - Golf Monthly Readers Have Their Say

Should Tiger Woods be the USA Ryder Cup captain in 2027? Our readers give their thoughts on the matter...

Golf Monthly

Scotland’s three-way title race generates precious glimmer of interest in a moribund era

Hearts are threatening to upset the dominance of Celtic and Rangers in a break from the deadening European norm and can lift audiences from apathy

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Dollar Slips as T-Note Yields Fall

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Friday fell by -0.21%. The dollar moved lower on Friday as a decline in the 10-year T-note yield to a 4-month low has weakened the dollar's interest rate differentials. Losses in the dollar were limited on Friday due to stronger-than-expected US economic reports on...

Barchart

Dollar Under Pressure from Lower T-Note Yields

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is down by -0.06%. The dollar is slightly lower today as a decline in the 10-year T-note yield to a 2.75-month low has weakened the dollar's interest rate differentials. Losses in the dollar are limited due to stronger-than-expected US economic reports on Jan PPI,...

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Lionesses World Cup qualifying campaign begins: Everything you need to know

The back-to-back European champions embark on their journey to Brazil - but how do they qualify for World Cup 2027?

Euronews

Can Europe break free of Visa and Mastercard? MEPs stall digital euro

MEPs are struggling to agree a position on the ECB-backed digital euro as Berlin pushes for progress and critics warn the file is being stripped back.

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Democratising investment: Unlocking Europe’s dormant capital

Instead of European savings flowing abroad, they could support European projects and innovations. The investment capacity and the technology are there. What remains is the political will to make Europe’s capital market truly single, says Beatrice Dumurgier, CEO Western Europe at Revolut.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live 27 February: Index nears 11,000, British Airways owner posts record profit

British Airways parent company IAG today hailed a “world-class” performance in record annual results.

The Guardian - UK

Mandelson faces EU inquiry into Brussels trade role over Epstein links

European Anti-Fraud Office to look into the former US ambassador’s time as trade commissioner in Brussels

The Guardian - UK

Celtic save face in Stuttgart but Europa League miracle proves out of reach

Luke McCowan scored in the first minute of the second leg to give Celtic hope in their Europa League playoff but a 1-0 win was not enough as they exited the competition 4-2 on aggregate

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Why did Arsenal and England defender Leah Williamson say players could go on strike?

Leah Williamson wouldn’t rule out a players’ strike – but what has pushed the England captain to keep such a dramatic option on the table?

Euronews

Lagarde: Falling inflation still 'doesn't feel real’ for households

ECB surveys show households feel stronger price pressures than official data suggest, even as headline inflation falls to 1.7%.

The Conversation

Could global tensions finally see Sweden warming towards the euro?

Sweden has been part of the European Union for 30 years, yet it is one of the few EU countries that has kept its own currency, the krona. Legally, Sweden is expected to join the euro one day but in reality, that day keeps being pushed into the future.

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