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Parent Company Withdraws Personnel from Basra Project in Iraq

Eurozone Q4 GDP QoQ Final Estimate at 0.2%

European Stoxx 50, DAX, and FTSE 100 Index Futures Rise

Eurozone January Retail Sales MoM to be Released

Eurozone PPI MoM Surges to 0.7% in January, Exceeding Expectations

European stock index futures rise, Euro Stoxx 50 futures up 0.7%

Eurozone Feb Harmonized CPI MoM Preliminary Surpassed Expectations

TotalEnergies and Allianz Investments Partner to Develop 800MW Battery Storage Project in Germany

TotalEnergies SE repurchased 1.418 million shares for approximately 95 million euros

Eurozone Manufacturing PMI Final Value Released at 50.8 in February

Berenberg Raises TotalEnergies' Target Price to 62 Euros

JPMorgan ups TotalEnergies target price to 75 euros

ECB Maintains Inflation Outlook for Eurozone for Next Two Years

Eurozone Core Harmonized CPI for January Final at 2.2%

TotalEnergies SE repurchased 1,456,551 shares

TotalEnergies Secures Contract for Charging Points in London

Eurozone Business Activity Improves, PMI Rises to 51.9

TotalEnergies Wins Bid to Supply Fuel to Libya and Buys Middle East Crude

TotalEnergies SE Completes Stock Repurchase

Major Eurozone Market Index Futures Down

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The EU has introduced new "made in Europe" rules aimed at strengthening its industries against competition from China. The proposal focuses on strategic sectors like cars and green tech, requiring companies to meet minimum EU-made parts thresholds to access public funding. The goal is to increase manufacturing's share of EU GDP to 20% by 2035, addressing potential job losses. The rules also impose conditions on foreign investments, particularly from countries with significant manufacturing capacity, to ensure partnerships with EU firms. The proposal is pending approval from EU states and parliament.

- The EU has introduced new "made in Europe" rules to enhance the competitiveness of local industries against competition from China, targeting sectors like cars and green technology.  
- The proposed regulations require companies to meet minimum thresholds for EU-made parts to access public funds, aiming to increase manufacturing's GDP share from 14% in 2024 to 20% by 2035.  
- While the rules are intended to foster industrial growth and job retention, there are concerns over potential bureaucratic burdens and the impact on competitiveness due to reliance on higher-cost domestic components.

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EU unveils ‘made in Europe’ push

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The European Central Bank (ECB) is facing mounting pressure as markets expect a possible interest rate hike this year. Bloomberg reports that the ECB is challenged by ongoing geopolitical tensions and rising inflation, testing its ability to maintain stability. Investors are closely watching economic indicators and policy decisions, highlighting the delicate balance the ECB must achieve between fostering economic growth and controlling inflationary pressures.

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Europe’s Stoxx 600 experienced its largest weekly drop in nearly a year, falling 5.5% amid ongoing Middle East conflict and disappointing US job data. Major European markets, including Frankfurt and Paris, reported significant declines, with banks and healthcare stocks under pressure. The energy sector was the only one to gain, while defense companies saw a rise due to increased demand. The Stoxx volatility index reached its highest level since April, reflecting heightened market uncertainty. Universal Music Group's stock fell 8.1% after a profit decline and paused US listing plans.

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Europe stocks mark biggest weekly drop in almost a year as Middle East conflict persists

EU weighs financial aid to restart Druzhba oil flows

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Ireland’s economy contracted 3.8% in the final quarter of last year, more than the 0.6% decline it estimated in February.

Eurozone fourth-quarter growth revised lower, dragged by Irish contraction

The European Union, as stated by EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, has no plans to purchase energy from Russia. This decision is part of the EU's strategy to diversify energy sources and reduce dependency on Russian energy amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The EU aims to enhance energy security and transition towards renewable energy, reflecting a broader geopolitical shift to ensure stable energy supplies for its citizens.

EU Energy Commissioner States No Plans to Purchase Russian Energy

The eurozone's GDP growth for Q4 was revised down to 0.2%, from an earlier estimate of 0.3%, as net trade negatively impacted growth. Yearly GDP growth was 1.2%, down from 1.4% in Q3. Household consumption and government spending rose by 0.4% and 0.5%, respectively, while exports and imports fell. Ireland experienced the largest contraction at 3.8%, while Germany, Italy, and France saw modest growth. Employment rose by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter, with annual growth slightly improving to 0.7%.

- The Eurozone economy grew at a slower-than-expected rate of 0.2% in Q4, revised down from 0.3%, as net trade hindered growth.  
- Yearly GDP growth stands at 1.2%, down from 1.4% in Q3, with GDP growth for 2025 projected at 1.4% and 0.9% for 2024.  
- Despite a decline in exports and imports, countries like Germany, Italy, and Spain reported growth, with a slight improvement in employed numbers by 0.2%.

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Eurozone GDP Growth Rev Down To 0.2%

The European Union is facing challenges due to the global market impact of the situation in Iran. EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen noted that geopolitical tensions in Iran are affecting energy supply and market stability. The EU is evaluating its strategies and responses as it monitors the implications for its energy policies and economic stability.

EU Faces Challenges Amid Global Market Impact from Iran Situation

Money markets are now pricing in over a 50% chance of a 25 basis-point rate hike by the European Central Bank (ECB) by July, driven by inflation concerns amid the Middle East conflict. German 2-year yields are set for their largest weekly increase in nearly three years, while the 10-year government bond yield remains stable. Analysts caution that it may be premature to expect further hikes, especially if energy prices stabilize. ECB board member Isabel Schnabel's upcoming remarks are anticipated to influence market sentiment.

- German two-year yields experienced a significant weekly increase, the largest in nearly three years, as investors await remarks from ECB's Isabel Schnabel.  
- Yields on German 10-year bonds held steady at 2.85%, with expectations for a 20 basis point rise this week due to increased inflation concerns stemming from Middle East conflicts.  
- Strategists warn that while market expectations for ECB rate hikes have risen, it may be premature to fully price in additional increases, especially if energy prices surge further.

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Markets price in a more than 50% chance of one ECB rate hike by July

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The euro has fallen to a four-week low against the pound, driven by perceptions of the eurozone's vulnerability to energy price shocks, according to Pepperstone strategist Michael Brown. This decline follows recent developments in the Middle East, influencing market sentiment. Additionally, the market has largely priced in an expected interest rate hike by the European Central Bank by year-end, which may further pressure the euro as it could lead to concerns over growth challenges.

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Expert: Euro Falls to Four-Week Low Against Pound Amid Energy Price Concerns

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On the 6th local time, the European Union Statistics Office released data showing that, after seasonal adjustment, the GDP of the Eurozone and the EU both grew by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the previous quarter. The data indicates that for the entire year of 2025, the GDP of the Eurozone grew by 1.4%, while the GDP of the EU grew by 1.5%. (CCTV News)

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Eurozone GDP growth in 2025 is 1.4%

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Eurozone government bond yields rose and the market for the coming weeks will be determined primarily by geopolitical developments and their impact on inflation, LBBW said.

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Eurozone bond market’s near-term outlook depends on geopolitics, inflation

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Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett warns that potential war risks could significantly impact stock markets in Europe and Japan. His analysis highlights that geopolitical tensions may threaten market stability and investor confidence, urging investors to remain cautious as these developments unfold.

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Michael Hartnett Warns of War Risks for European and Japanese Stock Markets

Eurozone economic growth slowed at the end of last year, with fourth-quarter GDP rising by only 0.2%, down from an initial estimate of 0.3%. Household consumption was the main contributor, supported by public spending and investment. Future growth is uncertain, heavily influenced by developments in Iran, where U.S. and Israeli attacks have increased energy prices and inflation concerns. Germany's central bank governor noted that inflation's impact may outweigh growth effects. The European Central Bank is set to discuss its response in two weeks.

Eurozone Economic Growth Slows Amid Trade Challenges

The European Statistical Office announced that after seasonal adjustment, the final value of the Eurozone's GDP for the fourth quarter of last year was revised downwards, increasing by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter, lower than the market expectation of an initial increase of 0.3%. The previous value was an increase of 0.3%. The final value increased by 1.2% year-on-year, also lower than the market expectation of an initial increase of 1.3%. The previous value was an increase of 1.4%

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The final GDP of the Eurozone for the last quarter of last year was revised downwards, rising 0.2% quarter-on-quarter, which was below expectations

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EU unveils ‘made in Europe’ push

European Central Bank Faces Pressure Amid War and Inflation Concerns

Europe stocks mark biggest weekly drop in almost a year as Middle East conflict persists

EU weighs financial aid to restart Druzhba oil flows

Eurozone fourth-quarter growth revised lower, dragged by Irish contraction