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M&A activity has suffered from uncertainties caused by high interest rates and US debt stress, with European banks among the most affected. Although 2022 European bank dealmaking fell to its lowest level in five years, recent figures indicate that a comeback is underway, which will hinge on how Europe’s macroeconomic environment fares.

In the future, Russian natural gas can only be paid for in rubles. What does the Kremlin intend to do with this? And how is the West reacting?

Die lange Phase abnehmender Teuerung ist zu Ende. Anleger und Konsumenten sollten sich in der Eurozone auf Inflationsraten deutlich über zwei Prozent einstellen