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Forwards have chance to replicate Russo and Toone’s gamechanging roles in 2022 at this summer’s European Championship

The dollar index (DXY00 ) Friday rose by +1.06%. The dollar on Friday recovered from early losses and rallied moderately, rebounding from Thursday’s 6-month low. Short covering emerged in the dollar Friday after US March payrolls rose more than expected, a hawkish factor for Fed policy. The dollar added to...

European equities are heading for their worst weekly decline since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, weighed down by US tariff concerns. Bank stocks plummet while bonds rally as investors moved into safe-haven assets.

Arsenal, and Aston Villa, could capitalise on a late run of form in Europe, despite falling away in the Premier League, replicating a previous trend defined by Jose Mourinho’s Porto

Update: Toyota has issued a statement regarding the Final Edition Supra's powertrain for the US:

An Irish Cabinet minister has compared US President Donald Trump’s tariff regime to the circumstances which precipitated the Great Depression.

Ibec’s first assessment of current measures projects a loss of between four and six billion euro in trade in the short term.

The conservative GERB party condemned the motion as an attempt to derail Bulgaria’s desire to adopt the euro at the beginning of 2026, a move that would consolidate its European integration.

President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping reciprocal tariffs, which were far steeper than many had anticipated, has sparked a global outcry. What do they mean for European consumers?