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France faces higher borrowing costs, says finance minister

France’s finance minister described rising government debt interest rates as an alarm signal. While investors retain confidence in Paris’s bonds, the heightened costs are noted as a warning sign for the…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy

Türkiye reports 17 funds settled; eyes Atlas deal this week

Turkey’s Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz said 17 investment funds ordered liquidated after last month’s crisis have settled, with talks on an ordinary liquidation ongoing and potential progress toward an Atlas…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy

Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Hall and Woodford

American-born economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford receive the Nobel Prize in economics for work on microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stability. The announcement highlights their…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy

Türkiye extends high-speed rail network to EU border

Türkiye opened the Çerkezköy-Kapıkule section of its Halkalı-Kapıkule railway, extending the national high-speed rail network toward the Bulgarian border. The new section measures 153 km, linking domestic…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy

Spain approves urgent housing decrees after unrest

Spain’s government approved emergency housing measures following violence in Barcelona tied to housing concerns, with details of the decrees not disclosed. The situation remains uncertain as authorities…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy

Global M&A activity cools in Q3 as borrowing costs bite

Global mergers and acquisitions slowed in Q3 to $993 billion, down 41% from the previous quarter, the first quarter below $1 trillion since a prior period. The slowing pace reflects tighter financing…

Source: Daily Sabah: Economy