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European markets open mostly positive as Trump threatens new auto tariffs

european markets opened mostly positive monday, with the stoxx 600 up 0.1% by 8am london. the ftse 100 was closed for a bank holiday. france's cac 40 slipped 0.1%, while germany's dax gained 0.1% and italy's ftse mib led with a 0.4% rise.

telecoms were the top sector, up 1.2%. nokia surged 7% after inseego said it would buy nokia's fixed wireless access business — nokia is now up over 100% since january. but european automakers fell 1.6% after trump threatened 25% tariffs on eu

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sentiment: +0.10 · impact: 0.60

Iran warns US Navy against entering Strait of Hormuz

iran warned the us navy not to enter the strait of hormuz. the threat came after donald trump said america would "guide" stranded ships through the waterway. no further details on timing or response were given. source: ft_home sentiment: -0.60 · impact: 0.90

India is burning more coal as extreme heat and the Iran war squeeze energy supplies

india is burning more coal as a heatwave and the iran war squeeze energy supplies. coal-fired power generation hit 164.9 average gigawatts in april, up from 160.7 last year — a sequential rise of 3.5%. more than 70% of india's power comes from coal, and experts

World Cup prize pool nears $900 million as FIFA boosts payouts. Here’s who gets what

fifa is paying out nearly $900 million to teams at the 2026 world cup — the most in history. the total distribution comes to $871 million, including $16 million set aside for delegation costs and team ticket allocations. every team that qualifies will get at least $12.5 million. that breaks

'I had to pay £14k after my cat was run over'

piers walker from bristol had to pay £14,000 after her cat maneessa was run over. without pet insurance, she put down £5,000 upfront for emergency treatment and has been paying about £500 a month since. the cat's jaw was broken in two places and skull crushed

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Iran warns US Navy against entering Strait of Hormuz

India is burning more coal as extreme heat and the Iran war squeeze energy supplies

World Cup prize pool nears $900 million as FIFA boosts payouts. Here’s who gets what

'I had to pay £14k after my cat was run over'