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Flat market awaits fresh catalyst as Easter holidays approach - Vimarsana News

Flat market awaits fresh catalyst as Easter holidays approach

- Quiet weekend of news with little change to macro narrative since Friday.

Russia and Ukraine delegation meets to discuss ceasefire - Vimarsana News

Russia and Ukraine delegation meets to discuss ceasefire

- Monitoring cease-fire talks between Ukraine and Russia in Turkey; Russian ruble currency at a 4-week high. - Various European confidence readings mi

ECB members stress that any policy change to be gradual - Vimarsana News

ECB members stress that any policy change to be gradual

- UK Monthly GDP registered its best growth in 7 months, surges past pre-pandemic size; outlook has since deteriorated due to the Russia-Ukraine confl

Yields remain in focus; UK Jan GDP beats expectations - Vimarsana News

Yields remain in focus; UK Jan GDP beats expectations

- - - u-blox [UBXN.CH] -14% (earnings) - ECB's Villeroy (France) reiterated stance of no danger at this time of overheating in Europe on growth or inflation. To maintain accommodative monetary policy for as long as necessary. Had no discussion on size of PEPP envelope - ECB's Vasiliauskas (Lithuania) stated that was difficult to see economy turning a corner before autumn. Turning point for PEPP purchases was when the economy can breathe on its own - ECB’s Muller (Estonia) reiterated Council view that faster pace of PEPP purchases to be temporary, planned size of program 'would remain...

The Long Trail: After Months at Sea, Spanish Livestock Ship Returns to Port – gCaptain - Vimarsana News

The Long Trail: After Months at Sea, Spanish Livestock Ship Returns to Port – gCaptain

By Emma Pinedo and Marco Trujillo CARTAGENA, Spain Feb 25 (Reuters) – A shipload of Spanish cattle that had been drifting for months due to concerns over the bovine bluetongue disease docked in Spain on Thursday, the government said, but the fate of the animals remains unclear. The Karim Allah left the Mediterranean port of Cartagena on Dec. 17 carrying 895 cattle destined for sale in Turkey. A second ship, the ElBeik, set sail the next day from Tarragona with a cargo of nearly 1,800 cows. Even though the cattle had clean veterinary certificates, according to Spain’s government, Turkish a...