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Asian Shares Are Mixed and Oil Gains as World Waits to See if US Will Join Israel’s War Against Iran

Asian Shares Are Mixed and Oil Gains as World Waits to See if US Will Join Israel’s War Against Iran

44% Center coverage: 99 sources

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Crude oil prices rose and Asian shares were trading mixed on Friday as investors awaited more clarity on whether or not the U.S. will join Israel’s war against Iran. U.S. futures edged lower after Wall Street was closed on Thursday for the Juneteenth holiday. U.S. benchmark crude oil added 15 cents to $73.65 per barrel, while Brent crude, the international standard was up 19 cents at $76.89 per barrel. Oil prices have …See the Story

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

34% Center coverage: 95 sources

NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story

France Seeks Enhanced Surveillance with Global Eye Purchase

France Seeks Enhanced Surveillance with Global Eye Purchase

Coverage: 10 sources

France plans to acquire four Global Eye military aircraft from Swedish defence company Saab, boosting their surveillance capabilities and strengthening defence ties with Sweden. Announced at the Paris Air Show, this move signifies enhanced cooperation between the two NATO allies, though contract specifics remain undisclosed.See the Story

First Offer Made for Bankrupt Northvolt by Foreign Bidder

Coverage: 5 sources

A foreign investor has submitted a preliminary bid to acquire the entirety of Northvolt's bankrupt operations in Sweden, including the battery factory in Skellefteå, and the R&D centre in Västerås. This was confirmed to Swedish public broadcaster Ekot by bankruptcy administrator Mikael Kubu.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Sweden Inks $900M IRIS-T Air Defense Deal Through European Sky Shield Initiative

Coverage: 5 sources

The procurement is for the Swedish army brigades and for the battle group on Gotland to “better defend the military forces we have,” Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said.Europe · Gotland See the Story

Kristersson's Goal During the EU Summit: Stop the AI Law

The EU law "AI Act" needs to be temporarily stopped. That's what Ulf Kristersson (M) says ahead of this week's EU summit. "We cannot accept that Europe as a whole falls behind, it would also affect Sweden and Swedish companies," said the Prime Minister during Monday morning's meeting of the EU Committee.European Union · Sweden Read Article

Here Is the "Perpetual Portfolio" that Increased Dividends 14,000 Percent

Day trader John Skogman's "perpetual portfolio" contains over 330 companies and provides good returns. See the stocks included and read how you can copy the strategy.Sweden · Sweden Read Article

Long Road to War-Ready Sweden

Access to equipment and personnel are two key issues when Sweden is upgrading its defense. But so is the defense organization, which is pointed out as bureaucratic.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Swedish AI Powered Retail Technology Platform Voyado Lands New Majority Investor as Viking Jumps Onboard – RetailWit

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Forget Trump's Tariff Shock – Now Stock Market Trading Is Booming

Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" in April took the wind out of the market for new stock market deals. Listings were postponed, investors backed away and significantly less capital was raised. But now investors are flocking to new deals again, and transactions are lining up. "It's definitely a trend shift," says Erik Skog at investment bank ABG Sundal Collier.Donald Trump · Sweden Read Article

The Fall Is Increasing on the Stockholm Stock Exchange - Rusta Rushes to Report

The stock market opens in the red after continued conflict in the Middle East. Billion-dollar deal between Corem and Castellum sends stocks in different directions. Rusta rushes to release its report.Stock Markets · Sweden Read Article

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