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• Official data indicates the US economy is experiencing steady growth and low unemployment, but it does not account for the impact of rising costs on many Americans. • A survey reveals that Americans are still unhappy with the state of the economy, with their negative sentiments not aligning with major economic indicators.

• Indian markets ended higher on Thursday after Sensex and Nifty reversed losses during the closing auction, snapping a three-session decline. • The Nifty formed a hammer pattern, indicating buying interest, despite crude oil prices rising above $102 and weak global cues.

• European stock markets, including the Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 indices, fell by around 0.5 to 0.6 percent due to rising oil prices and a rate hike by the European Central Bank. • D'Ieteren was the top gainer in the Stoxx 600, rising nearly 5 percent, after reporting higher half-year profit and announcing a new chief executive.

• Eurozone bond yields have surged to multi-year highs as the European Central Bank raises interest rates and inflation forecasts, with Thursday's sharp rise affecting government borrowing and mortgage costs. • The gap between French and German 10-year bond yields has risen to its highest since 2012 at more than 90 basis points, a measure of the risk premium attached to French debt.

• Intesa Sanpaolo and MPS, along with other top Italian lenders, are competing for dominance in Italy's banking merger frenzy, with several deals underway. • The mergers involve major banks, with Intesa Sanpaolo being one of the key players, and the outcomes will be crucial for investors who have stakes in these institutions.

• Eurozone bond yields have risen to multi-year highs as the European Central Bank signals a rate hike cycle, which will increase borrowing costs for governments and individuals. • The gap between French and German 10-year bond yields has widened to over 90 basis points, its highest level since 2012, indicating a higher risk premium for French debt.

• The European Central Bank has released its staff macroeconomic projections for the euro area, which include a baseline that accounts for 0.1% of GDP in temporary energy support measures granted by governments. • The energy support measures consist of lower indirect taxes and higher subsidies, mostly in response to the Middle East conflict, and are expected to be reversed in 2027.

• The European Central Bank raised its economic growth and inflation projections because high inflation is expected to persist as energy price shocks ease slowly. • Consumption, investment, and industrial output are holding up well, showing that firms and households are adapting quickly to the shifting environment.

• The European Central Bank raised interest rates to combat a surge in inflation across the euro zone. • This decision follows a rise in inflation above 3%, which was primarily driven by energy costs linked to conflict in Iran.

• Brent crude oil prices surpassed $100 per barrel on Thursday, September 10, following naval attacks on tankers. • Freeport-McMoRan shares fell 7.11% after a Reuters report stated the White House paused its decision on refined copper tariffs due to affordability concerns.

• S&P 500 and Dow futures attempted to recover on Thursday morning following a three-day decline in equity markets. • Oil prices rose above US$100 a barrel for the first time since July, creating uncertainty for the broader stock market outlook.