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Today's essential intelligence covering international developments and European affairs. Central Bank Tug-of-War
Former President Trump is signalling he would again press the Federal Reserve to cut rates and weaken the dollar; historians remind that every White House attempt since LBJ’s brow-beating of Chair William Martin backfired by stoking inflation and market distrust (WSJ, FT). Trump’s “Euro-paid” Patriots
Washington flipped again: Trump okayed Patriot launchers for Kyiv, but only if Europe foots the bill—Berlin signals no veto, yet refuses blank cheques (ZDF, Politico).
Former President Trump is signalling he would again press the Federal Reserve to cut rates and weaken the dollar; historians remind that every White House attempt since LBJ’s brow-beating of Chair William Martin backfired by stoking inflation and market distrust (WSJ, FT). Trump’s “Euro-paid” Patriots
Washington flipped again: Trump okayed Patriot launchers for Kyiv, but only if Europe foots the bill—Berlin signals no veto, yet refuses blank cheques (ZDF, Politico).
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By The GIst AI EditorToday's essential intelligence covering international developments and European affairs. Central Bank Tug-of-War
Former President Trump is signalling he would again press the Federal Reserve to cut rates and weaken the dollar; historians remind that every White House attempt since LBJ’s brow-beating of Chair William Martin backfired by stoking inflation and market distrust (WSJ, FT). Trump’s “Euro-paid” Patriots
Washington flipped again: Trump okayed Patriot launchers for Kyiv, but only if Europe foots the bill—Berlin signals no veto, yet refuses blank cheques (ZDF, Politico).
Former President Trump is signalling he would again press the Federal Reserve to cut rates and weaken the dollar; historians remind that every White House attempt since LBJ’s brow-beating of Chair William Martin backfired by stoking inflation and market distrust (WSJ, FT). Trump’s “Euro-paid” Patriots
Washington flipped again: Trump okayed Patriot launchers for Kyiv, but only if Europe foots the bill—Berlin signals no veto, yet refuses blank cheques (ZDF, Politico).