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BBCNEWS World Business Report July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS World Business Report July 7, 2024

a possible reprieve on tariffs. united states presidentjoe biden says his administration could drop the trump—era tariffs on china. that comment from mr biden comes against the backdrop of surging inflation in the us. in remarks at the white house on tuesday, mr biden also blamed the rising cost of living on pandemic disruptions and the war in ukraine. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. the latest inflation reading is due out this wednesday, economists predict it will show rising prices remain entrenched, for americans filling up this tank this will ...

Can Spain & Portugal solve Europe's industrial power cost crisis? Maguire - Vimarsana News

Can Spain & Portugal solve Europe's industrial power cost crisis? Maguire

Several major European industrial sectors have been hammered by high power costs over the past year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine cut natural gas flows to the region and high inflation and...

How Spain (almost) got its way on power market reform - Vimarsana News

How Spain (almost) got its way on power market reform

Spain successfully pushed for reform of the EU’s energy markets, but must now play the honest broker as it takes over the presidency.

Spain's Socialists have a Sánchez problem – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Spain's Socialists have a Sánchez problem – POLITICO

Growth is high. Unemployment is low. So why is the Spanish prime minister a drag on the ballot in cities like Seville?

Spain and Portugal strengthen Iberian axis - Vimarsana News

Spain and Portugal strengthen Iberian axis

While the two countries have long been at odds, their socialist prime ministers are coordinating closely to increase their influence in Brussels and invest in promising sectors.

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