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Eurozone business activity pressures ease in June, PMI data shows
Business activity in the eurozone remained in contraction territory in June, but it picked up pace compared to a month earlier, a key survey showed Tuesday, thanks to easing price...
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Seeking Alpha
· Jul 6, 2026
EUR Money Markets: Some Signs Of Tightening Conditions
EUR Money Markets: Some Signs Of Tightening Conditions
MaltaToday
· Jun 26, 2026
Business conditions remain above their long-term average – Central Bank of Malta
The Bank’s Business Conditions Index indicates that in May, annual growth in business activity edged slightly upwards and remained above its long-term average
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· Jul 8, 2026
When will Hong Kong’s retail leasing market see a turnaround?
Hong Kong’s retail leasing market remained under pressure with rental rates far below the pre-pandemic levels, while Beijing’s crackdown on capital flight and a potential rate hike in the second half of the year by the US Federal Reserve would add to sector uncertainties, according to analysts. The food and beverage sector has seen numerous closures of both casual eateries and high-end restaurants in recent months. Fast-food chain Maxim’s MX scaled back operations and closed its South Horizons...
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· Jun 22, 2026
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· Jun 22, 2026
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ING Think
· Jul 6, 2026
Hungary’s second-quarter growth supported by consumption and exports
CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: Hungary’s May activity data brought further positive surprises. Retail sales remained robust, while industrial output exceeded expectations. Based on the data already available, GDP growth in the second quarter will be driven by consumption and export activity
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Related coverage for "Eurozone business activity pressures ease in June, PMI data shows": Seeking Alpha — EUR Money Markets: Some Signs Of Tightening Conditions. MaltaToday — Business conditions remain above their long-term average – Central Bank of Malta . South China Morning Post — When will Hong Kong’s retail leasing market see a turnaround?. The Local France — Strikes, heatwaves and maintenance - What to expect from travel in France this summer . Eunews — The impact of the Strait of Hormuz crisis on EU citizens: fuel prices rise by 20.7 per cent in May 2026. ING Think — Hungary’s second-quarter growth supported by consumption and exports