Inflation vs green tech - by Moriah Costa

- European governments are facing budget restraints and mounting costs that threaten the funding of green technology projects.
- Banks warned Bloomberg that Germany's plans to scale back renewable-energy subsidies could jeopardize the planning certainty needed for investment decisions.
- Reduced government support makes green projects harder to finance, potentially slowing the transition to sustainable energy across the region.
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DXY holds near post-FOMC highs; GBP awaits the BoE later - Newsquawk US Market Open<!-- -->
• President Trump threatened to impose heavy tariffs on Europe after the region granted observer status to Canada. • Trump stated that the war in Ukraine is the toughest conflict to end and is the primary factor driving up diesel prices.
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ZeroHedgeDow rises 250 points, lifted by falling oil and yields as market attempts comeback after Fed sell-off: Live updates
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 250 points as markets recovered from a sell-off following a Federal Reserve interest rate decision. • The Federal Reserve raised the overnight funds rate by a quarter percentage point and indicated that another rate hike could occur this year.
Read original · cnbc.comFed hikes interest rates for first time in three years in unanimous decision - EUROPE SAYS
• The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday for the first time in three years to combat persistent inflation. • The decision to increase rates was unanimous among the central bank's policymakers.
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EUROPE SAYS"Everything Rally" As Futures Rebound From Post-Fed Selloff; Yields And Oil Drop<!-- -->
• Stock futures rebounded recently following a selloff triggered by Federal Reserve policy signals. • Analysts suggest that current market expectations for additional interest rate hikes through 2027 are likely overdone.
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ZeroHedgeFed hikes interest rates amid ‘geopolitical developments’ - EUROPE SAYS
• The Federal Reserve increased interest rates this afternoon to combat rising inflation. • Officials cited "geopolitical developments" as a primary driver of the economic uncertainty necessitating the hike.
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EUROPE SAYSRising oil, rates and yields brew up stagflation cocktail for markets By Reuters
• Rising oil prices, interest rates, and bond yields are creating a stagflation environment, which is a period of slow economic growth combined with high inflation. • Higher interest rates are expected to push squeezed consumers to save more and spend less.
Read original · investing.comAsian stocks steady in runup to Fed, oil declines - The Business Times
• Asian stocks steadied on Tuesday after four days of losses as investors awaited an interest rate decision from the US Federal Reserve. • The MSCI regional equities gauge climbed 0.1%, while Japan's Topix rose 0.8% and the Shanghai Composite fell 0.3%.
Read original · businesstimes.com.sgStock Market Today Highlights, September 17: Nifty, Sensex close flat as high crude price concerns offset value buying - The HinduBusinessLine
• The Indian Sensex and Nifty 50 stock indices closed flat on September 17, 2026, as concerns over high crude oil prices offset value buying. • Asian markets including the Nikkei, Shanghai, and KOSPI gained, while the U.S. Dow and S&P 500 declined.
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The Hindu BusinessLineDollar strength and oil surges deepen bearish bets on Asian currencies: Reuters poll
• A Reuters poll shows that investors are increasing bearish bets on several emerging Asian currencies, including the Philippine peso, Thai baht, Indian rupee, and Malaysian ringgit. • This market shift follows oil prices rising above $100 a barrel and an increase in US Treasury yields.
Read original · firstpost.comSensex Today, Stock Market Highlights | Nifty
• Global stock markets showed mixed results as the Dow Jones fell 0.63% and the Nasdaq declined 0.78% ahead of a Federal Reserve policy decision. • Brent crude oil prices remained high near $108 a barrel despite a rise in US crude inventories.
Read original · ndtv.comSentiment somewhat recovers post-FOMC, but DXY and yields hold onto gains - Newsquawk EU Market Open<!-- -->
• The Federal Reserve unanimously raised interest rates by 25 basis points in its most recent meeting. • Median projections from the Fed indicate one more rate hike is expected by the end of the year before rates stay on hold through 2027.
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