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Investor confidence in Germany’s economy unexpectedly improved, though doesn’t signal a strong recovery from its first recession since

Odey Asset Management has gated the Brook Developed Markets Fund after redemption requests surged, as it moves to

Germany’s tourism industry is showing signs of shaking off the legacy of the Covid-19 pandemic, bolstered by a

UK government bonds tumbled and traders priced in a more aggressive path of interest-rate hikes by the Bank

Norway’s economy trailed expectations in April by contracting the most in 15 months, painting a dimmer picture than

Watch live as Italian people pay their respects at the villa of former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi following his death at the age of 86. Italy's longest-serving premier, who led four governments across three spells as prime minister, died on Monday, 12 June. Local Italian media reported that Mr Berlusconi passed away after being admitted to hospital last Friday. A Downing Street spokesperson paid tribute to the former Italian leader, praising how Mr Berlusconi "made a huge impact on Italian politics over several decades. "Our thoughts are with the Italian people and his family," they added. Mr Berlusconi's last few years in office were tarnished by allegations of corruption and sex scandals. Tales of "bunga bunga" sex parties at his lavish villa outside Milan surrounded the former prime minister, and he was accused of having unlawful sex with a 17-year-old nightclub dancer known as “Ruby the Heartstealer” but was acquitted on appeal. Several women testified that the "bunga bunga" parties were “elegant dinners”. Read More What happened in Silvio Berlusconi’s notorious ‘Bunga Bunga’ sex party scandal? Why was Silvio Berlusconi a controversial figure? Putin pays tribute to ‘dear friend’ Berlusconi

The market for the riskiest type of bank debt is reopening, with Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA and

Heat will persist across northern and western Europe in the coming weeks, with extreme temperatures on the Iberian

European shares opened higher on Tuesday led by the gains in technology stocks, amid growing optimism that the

Pernod Ricard agreed to buy a majority stake in Canada’s Ace Beverage Group as the maker of Absolut

French vaccine maker Valneva SE’s experimental shot for chikungunya, a mosquito-borne disease spreading worldwide, produced an immune response

The UK’s biggest energy supplier, Centrica Plc, expects “significantly higher” earnings from its household business after regulatory changes