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French PM Puts Telecoms On Alert For Nationwide Social Media Blackout As Far-Left Riots Spiral
French PM Puts Telecoms On Alert For Nationwide Social Media Blackout As Far-Left Riots Spiral
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French PM Asks Telecoms To Prepare For Nationwide Social Media Blackout
Far-Left Unrest Spreads to Albania, Spain, Brussels, and Italy
Despite France Deploying Extra Police, Far-Left Riots Continue
EU's Far-Left Uprising Is a National Security Concern
Riots Begin In France, Spread To Brussels
France Deploys 70,000 Police As Cities Brace For Far-Left Chaos
It's a Communist Revolution
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Via The Cradle
Israelis are raising doubts about their government and military's ability to provide security after more than three months of renewed war against Iran and Lebanon.
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via Le Monde
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Rate-Hike Odds Remain Low As US Producer Prices Print Cooler Than Expected In July
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Following yesterday's cooling (in-line) consumer price inflation data (driven in large part by energy deflation), US producer prices were expected to rebound modestly in July from a 0.3% MoM decline (headline) in June.
Instead, headline Producer Prices were unchanged MoM (cooler than expected), pushing the annual change down from +5.5% to +4.7% YoY...
Source: Bloomberg
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