BMW Sells 13 Fewer Cars in H1 2022

BERLIN, July 8 Reuters Munichbased carmaker BMW sold nearly a seventh fewer vehicles in the first half of 2022 compared with the same period in 2021 amid chip shortages and intermittent lockdowns in China. From January to June, 1.16 million BMWs, Mini and RollsRoyces were delivered, the group said on Friday. That was 13.3 fewer than […]
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India Restricts Wheat Flour Exports

MUMBAI, July 7 Reuters India has tweaked export policy for wheat flour and asked traders to secure permission before exporting the commodity, the government said in a notification published on Thursday. New Delhi banned wheat exports in midMay as a scorching heatwave curtailed output and domestic prices hit a record high. After the ban, demand […]
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Trading could Come under BoE Climate Test Scrutiny

LONDON, July 8 Reuters Future Bank of England tests of how banks will cope with a net zero economy could focus on specific activities such as trading and also include individual results, a senior official said. In its first climaterelated stress test, the central bank found insurers and banks such as HSBC, Lloyds, Barclays and […]
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Greek Inflation Jumps to 12.1 yy in June

ATHENS, July 8 Reuters Greece39;s annual consumer inflation jumped to 12.1 in June, its highest level in nearly three decades, boosted by surging costs of energy, transport and foods, data from statistics service ELSTAT showed on Friday. Inflation accelerated from 11.3 in May, according to ELSTAT. Monthonmonth consumer inflation rose 1.6. Greece39;s annual EUharmonised inflation […]
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Half of Britons Buy Less Food as Prices Surge

LONDON, July 8 Reuters Almost half of British people have cut back on food purchases as prices surge, while others are having to spend more on their shopping, according to official figures on Friday which show the scale of the current costofliving squeeze. British consumer price inflation hit a 40year high of 9.1 in May […]
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Euro Down, Bund Yields Inch Up on US Payrolls Beat Forecast

LONDON, July 8 Reuters The euro slipped on Friday after the release of a biggerthanforecast U.S. payrolls figure for June, while German 10year bond yields rose, tracking Treasuries. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 372,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department39;s employment report showed. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 268,000 jobs added last month. The euro […]
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