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Inflation country by country, the four central banks, government bond yields and the euro, with interactive charts built on official data.
How a closed-ended private equity fund works for its investors: why you commit money rather than pay it in, how capital calls and distributions work, why returns follow a J-curve, and how to read IRR, TVPI and DPI, fees and carried interest.
Read the summaryWhat happens between pressing "buy" and owning a security: order types, the bid–ask spread, where orders are executed and what they cost, what your broker owes you under EU best-execution rules, and why leveraged products work differently.
Read the summaryEuropean shares set records in August and gave them back in September as bond yields jumped and oil prices surged. Europe lagged the United States, French assets were the weak spot and defence stocks rose. The quarter in figures, from the index providers and central banks.
Read the summaryThe four fund labels a European investor meets most often, compared side by side: who may invest, how often you can sell, who supervises the product and the manager, and which documents you receive before you invest.
Read the summaryEuropean defence spending rose by a fifth in 2025 and NATO expects it to rise again in 2026. EU loans are arriving more slowly than planned, cooperation targets are far from met and industry points to shortages of explosives, materials and skilled staff. What has been decided, paid and built, by source.
Read the summaryInflation rose to 3.8% in September on an 18.8% jump in energy prices, the ECB raised rates twice in three months, business surveys strengthened and Germany's budget is turning defence and infrastructure plans into spending. What the official data show, and how the ECB itself sees the risks.
Read the summaryHow pooling works, the main types of fund, what they cost and how to choose between them.
The three pages every fund must give you, section by section, with a worked example.
What the total expense ratio covers, what it leaves out, and how costs add up over a holding period.
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