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Europe’s record inflation doesn’t show overheating: Draghi

  Bloomberg Italian Premier Mario Draghi said surging inflation in Europe doesn’t reflect excess demand, and there’s still spare capacity to be found in the region’s economy. The former European Central Bank president spoke out on the day that officials led by his successor, Christine Lagarde, are set to stop bond purchases and firm up plans for interest-rate increases to ...

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Hungary unveils windfall taxes, $6.1b in spending cuts

  Bloomberg Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban used his emergency powers to publish decrees on a sweeping set of windfall taxes and to order about $6.1 billion in spending cuts for this year and next. The measures, which will hit industries from banking to energy and airlines to telecommunications, underscore the extent of the budget imbalance that has spooked investors ...

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European chip stocks crumble as investors fast forward to ’23

  Bloomberg European semiconductor stocks have gotten swept up in the sell-everything-tech environment even as the industry enjoys red-hot demand that’s bolstering this year’s earnings, because investors are already looking ahead to a tougher 2023. The region’s biggest chip-related companies, ASML Holding NV and Infineon Technologies AG, have lost a quarter of their value this year and are trading at ...

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