ECB's Vujcic says that long-run inflation expectations remain anchored. Expects inflation to remain higher for longer.
Claude is experiencing "Elevated error rate across multiple models", as of 14:19BST/09:19EDT. Fix is being implemented.
Chinese Vice Premier He calls for the stabilisation of foreign trade and the domestic property market
ECB's Vujcic says that long-run inflation expectations remain anchored. Expects inflation to remain higher for longer.
Israeli source says the delegation will present a plan for a gradual withdrawal from parts of southern Lebanon, Al Araby reports citing Haaretz; a withdrawal that would be in exchange for the Lebanese army deployment
Carnival (CCL) on the call noted that the 2nd half outlook was moderated due to the geopolitical conflict, with a concentration seen in European deployments, and the moderation was exacerbated by elevated airfares. Bookings for Fy26 remain strong.
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