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- Interactive Brokers Ireland Opens Anthropic IPO Access in Nine Countries
The offer period runs through Nov. 17, with allocations subject to client eligibility and availability.
· Business
- Deutsche Bank Opens Bitcoin Custody to European Institutions
The service also supports Ether and three stablecoins. Deutsche Bank has not named clients or disclosed fees.
· Business
- IEA Warns Global Gas Market Could Stay Tight Well Into 2027
The war in Iran is constraining supplies and intensifying competition among importers. Europe began the heating season with its lowest gas inventories since 2013.
· Investing
- Dublin and Helsinki Rallies Extend European Data Center Moratorium Push
Thousands marched in Dublin, while about 1,300 joined a Helsinki protest on Nov. 7. Campaigners want a pause on new large projects.
· Technology
- Sylvamo Plans to Sell European Business to Midas Atlantic Partners
The proposed deal includes uncoated freesheet mills in Saillat, France, and Nymölla, Sweden, plus related forestry and support operations.
· Business
- Europe’s Aging Population Strains Pensions and Government Finances
Shrinking workforces and rising retirement spending are raising fiscal concerns. France has faced protests over pension reforms, and a shift to investment-funded pensions there could require more borrowing.
· Investing
- WisdomTree Plans 15 to 20 Product Launches Using Atlantic House Capabilities
President and COO Jarrett Lilien gave an 18-to-24-month horizon and said two products have launched in Europe, without clarifying whether they count toward the target.
· Business
- Germany’s Inflation Rate Eases to 2.8% in October
The rate fell 0.5 percentage point from September, when inflation rose from 2.9% in August.
· Investing
- ECB Keeps Three Key Interest Rates Unchanged at 2.50%, 2.65% and 2.90%
The deposit facility, main refinancing operations and marginal lending facility rates all remained at their existing levels on Oct. 29.
· Regulation
- Equinor CEO Says Europe Could Face Another Winter Gas Price Spike
Colder weather could lift demand as depleted stocks leave the region more reliant on scarce LNG cargoes.
· Investing
- ECB Warns of Fraudulent Letters Tied to Digital Euro Pilot
The central bank urged people who suspect they were scammed to contact local police. The digital euro has not been issued.
· Regulation
- TTF Gas Tops 97 Euros Per Megawatt-Hour as Cold Snap Nears
European storage was about 75% full against a 10-year seasonal average near 90%, while U.S. futures fell to April lows as warm weather tempered heating demand.
· Investing
- Bybit Weighs U.S. Partnerships, European App for Q1 2027
CEO Ben Zhou said state-by-state licensing could take two to three years. Bybit is also exploring entry into the U.K. market.
· Business
- NVIDIA Works With 12,000-Plus Partners as Huang Urges AI Production
At GTC Berlin, Huang named five European companies working with NVIDIA on AI. The company has committed nearly $10 billion to Europe’s technology ecosystem.
· Technology
- 21Shares Launches European ETPs for Lighter and Venice Tokens
The Lighter ETP is listed on Deutsche Börse Xetra as LIHT, while the Venice Token ETP is listed on a Swiss exchange as VENC.
· Investing
- Revolut Outage Disrupts App Access, Transfers and Card Payments in Europe
Revolut users in several European countries reported difficulty accessing the app, transferring money and paying by card at stores.
· Technology
- Richardson Electronics Expands LaserSlat SAVER Availability in Europe
Select U.S. products are now available to order online. Richardson shares closed Oct. 19 at $19.03, up 3.82%.
· Business
- Bakkt Appoints Gerry Afentakis Managing Director for Europe
Afentakis previously held a leadership role at Zodia Custody Europe. Bakkt is seeking regulatory authorizations as it expands in the region.
· People
- Kraken expands toward unified banking, brokerage and crypto platform
Kraken aims to unite exchange, brokerage and banking services on one ledger. Its planned acquisition of Lithuania’s Saldo would support interest and collateral-backed lending in Europe.
· Business
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says AI Industry Should Not Tolerate Cybersecurity Incidents
Huang said stronger containment and monitoring could have prevented AI agent incidents. Nvidia plans to announce $2 billion in new European investments within the next week.
· Technology
- Europe’s crypto market reshapes after MiCA as regulated infrastructure becomes essential
Victor Bodner of Blockben said MiCA has reduced Europe’s crypto participants but increased demand for regulated market entry. He said token projects need real utility, business depth and compliant infrastructure.
· Regulation
- ECB Sees AI Adoption Driving Europe’s Productivity Growth
Rapid adoption could raise euro-area total factor productivity by 0.3 to 0.4 percentage points annually over the next decade, while fast deployment could lift productivity levels by up to 4% over 10 years.
· Technology
- Record El Niño Could Free More Asian LNG Cargoes for Europe
The strongest El Niño on record may reduce winter gas demand in Asia as Europe enters the season with storage below recent averages.
· Investing
- Europe Should Keep Financing Long-Term Projects Amid Uncertainty
Banco de Portugal Vice-Governor Clara Raposo urged policymakers to test projects against multiple scenarios as uncertainty weighs more heavily on business investment than household consumption.
· Business
- U.S. Builds Foundational AI Systems as Europe Puts Them to Work
The two regions are taking different roles in the artificial intelligence economy, with the U.S. constructing core systems and Europe applying them.
· Technology
- Symbotic Acquires German Automation Firm Cellumation to Expand in Europe
The deal adds cellumation’s software-driven celluveyor platform to Symbotic’s supply-chain robotics portfolio.
· Business
- Germany’s Inflation Hits 3.3% as Energy Prices Surge in September
Annual inflation accelerated from 2.9% in August, while energy inflation reached 14.9%, its highest level since February 2023.
· Investing
- Stellantis Unveils Six Electric-Vehicle Concepts as Europe Sales Fall
The automaker is emphasizing more affordable electric vehicles and a wider lineup as Chinese competitors gain ground in Europe.
· Business
- JPMorgan Asset Management Targets $2 Trillion in European Assets
The firm plans to double its European assets under management over five years, targeting growth among Europe’s wealthy population.
· Business
- Heineken Cuts Costs as Europe’s Beer Market Falls Below 2019 Levels
The brewer reduced its workforce by about 3,000 full-time-equivalent positions in the first half while expanding low- and no-alcohol products.
· Business
- Alibaba Chairman Tsai Urges Europe to Expand Sovereign AI Infrastructure
Tsai called for more European data-center capacity and open or open-weight models to reduce reliance on technology controlled by the United States and China.
· Technology
- Bull Doubles Angers Factory Capacity as Europe Expands AI Computing
The French manufacturer is also producing AI and cloud infrastructure with Foxconn in France and the Czech Republic. A €387.8 million supercomputer project is scheduled to serve users in 2027.
· Technology
- EU Regulators Question Binance Operations After Exit Order
European regulators are asking Binance to explain why it continued providing services after being told to stop related business activities.
· Regulation
- Europe Spends $113.5 Billion More on Energy as Hormuz Closure Bites
Some European consumers are paying nearly 50% more for fuel after the Strait of Hormuz closed, while the bloc received no additional gas or oil.
· Regulation
- Europe’s Diesel Costs Rise €203 Million a Day as Supplies Tighten
Higher fuel prices are adding €270 million a day to EU road-transport costs as Middle East disruptions and refinery outages squeeze supplies.
· Regulation
- Trump Backs Possible U.S. Diesel Export Limits Amid Tariff Tensions
No ban, timetable or Europe-specific measure has been announced. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said officials are weighing whether a full or partial restriction would work.
· Regulation
- EU ‘Chat Control’ Debate and Stablecoin Momentum Converge Across Crypto Markets
EU ‘Chat Control’ approval and rising stablecoin adoption narratives dominated Telegram discussions, reflecting growing focus on privacy risks and institutional crypto infrastructure.
· Regulation
- Ripple Secures EU MiCA License, Boosting XRP’s Institutional Outlook
Ripple’s reported MiCA license approval in Europe signals stronger institutional positioning for XRP as price tracks broader altcoin market gains.
· Regulation
- Bitcoin Sees 656 BTC Exchange Inflow as Europe Leads Binance Trading Activity
Bitcoin exchange balances recorded a 656 BTC daily inflow while Europe dominated Binance BTCUSDT trading, signaling shifting short-term market positioning.
· Investing
- Ripple Secures Preliminary Luxembourg License, Strengthening European Regulatory Footing
Ripple gains preliminary approval for a crypto license in Luxembourg, advancing its European expansion and regulatory strategy amid ongoing U.S. uncertainty.
· Regulation