Euro trades at two-decade low against the dollar. And some think it could slide much further
The euro fell to a two-decade low of 0.9903 against the U.S. dollar and strategists predict further euro depreciation in the coming months.
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European gas prices surge as Russian pipeline maintenance fuels fears of a total shutdown
Gas flows via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline will be suspended for the three-day period from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2.
Brits face substantial energy bill increases. Here's what's happening and what help could be coming
Policy moves to tackle a looming crisis are being debated but not enacted as the nation waits for the Conservative Party to choose the new prime minister.
Australian bank to scrap loans for new diesel and gasoline cars as country looks to increase EV uptake
An Australian bank plans to stop giving loans for new diesel and gasoline cars as the country tries to encourage the use of electric vehicles.
Zelenskyy warns of 'particularly cruel' Russian attack as Ukraine prepares for Independence Day
Ukraine's president warned Russia could do something "particularly cruel" as Ukraine prepares for Independence Day on Wednesday, six months since Moscow's invasion.
Usyk vs AJ: Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk takes spectacular repeat victory over Anthony Joshua
Oleksandr Usyk secures a second consecutive victory over Anthony Joshua to defend the unified WBO, WBA and IBF titles; AJ rages at the conclusion of the bout.
Cineworld shares plummet more than 60% on bankruptcy reports
Shares of British cinema chain Cineworld Group plunged Friday on reports that it is preparing to file for bankruptcy.
'Absolutely not': Don't chase the rally in stocks and bonds right now, investment manager says
"The two elements that can support a further rally ... are not clearly there," Francois Savary said.
Russia is offering a hero’s medal and $16,000 to women who have 10 kids
Facing a declining and ageing population, Russia has revived a Soviet-era honor and introduced a cash reward for women who give birth to and raise 10 kids.
'Window of opportunity' to stop monkeypox spread could be closing as vaccine rollouts stall
Concerns are mounting that the window of opportunity for containing the escalating monkeypox outbreak may be closing.
Look beyond Barcelona. Here’s where locals travel in Spain
From beaches with crystal clear water to new luxury hotels in Madrid, Spanish residents tell CNBC where they love to go.
Turkey shocks markets with rate cut despite inflation near 80%
Turkey's central bank shocked markets Thursday with a cut to its benchmark policy rate, despite inflation in the country sitting near 80%.
Norway's central bank hikes rates by 50 basis points in bid to tackle surging inflation
Norway's central bank on Thursday hiked its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points and flagged a likely further hike in September as inflation soars.
Drought conditions in Britain prompt water restrictions for millions of Londoners
The Temporary Use Ban is set to come into effect from August 24.
Germany has worked hard to shore up winter gas supplies — and it's ahead of schedule
Russia has drastically reduced natural gas supplies to Europe, with flows via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline currently operating at just 20% of agreed volumes.
The world's largest sovereign wealth fund loses $174 billion in the first half, cites inflation and war in Europe
The $1.3 trillion fund returned a negative 14.4% during the period, as stocks and bonds reacted violently to global recession fears and skyrocketing inflation.
Looking for an offbeat European holiday? This island has its own rules, language and vodka
Accessible via ferry or flight, Jersey has nearly 50 miles of coastline, more sunshine than mainland U.K. and plenty for travelers to do in the Channel Islands.
Putin slams U.S., claims it wants to drag out war in Ukraine and provoke China
Russian President Vladimir Putin slammed the U.S. and wider West, claiming Tuesday that America wants to drag out the war in Ukraine.
UK real wages decline at record rate as inflation soars
U.K. real wages, which reflect the power of employee's pay after accounting for inflation, fell by an annual 3% in the last quarter.
London's Heathrow airport extends passenger limits until late October as travel strains continue into the fall
London Heathrow will cap departing passengers at 100,000 a day through Oct. 29.
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