Nexergy is at the forefront of pioneering technologies set to transform the future of energy and waste management. Among its latest innovations, the CASO machine and the groundbreaking Lorentz hydrogen engine stand out as potential game-changers.
A surge in artificial intelligence investment is reshaping Europe’s financial landscape. With the Swedish krona and British pound showing surprising resilience, AI is now influencing currencies as much as it fuels innovation.
The IMF has urged Europe to implement key reforms now to boost growth and competitiveness. With EU GDP forecast to rise only modestly to 1.5% in 2026, the focus turns to labour mobility, harmonised bankruptcy laws, and unlocking long-term investment across the bloc.
The European Commission has announced a €1.1 billion plan to accelerate AI adoption across major industries. The initiative aims to strengthen Europe’s technological independence and boost innovation in sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and energy.
UK GDP growth slowed to 0.3% in the second quarter of 2025, down from 0.7% in Q1, according to ONS and Reuters. The current account deficit widened to its largest level in two years, highlighting trade and investment challenges as the UK enters the final stretch of 2025.
European AI startup valuations have surged to record highs as venture capital flows into the sector. Investors welcome the growth but warn that overheating could challenge sustainability in the fast-evolving artificial intelligence market.
UK consumer borrowing surged 7.1% year-on-year in August 2025, the fastest growth since late 2024. Explore why households are leaning on credit, what it signals about demand resilience, and the risks if high interest rates persist.
ASML — Advanced Semiconductor Materials Lithography — has invested €1.3 billion in French AI startup Mistral, taking an 11% stake and supporting Europe’s drive for technological independence. Discover how this landmark deal could shape the region’s AI and semiconductor future.
Euro zone bank lending rose sharply in August 2025, with loans to businesses and households climbing as earlier rate cuts boosted credit growth. Discover what this means for liquidity, economic recovery, and European Central Bank policy.
Nvidia is exploring a US $500 million investment in UK startup Wayve under a letter of intent. Learn how this potential deal highlights Britain’s growing role in autonomous vehicle innovation and artificial intelligence.
UK inflation held at 3.8% in August 2025, keeping pressure on households and businesses. The Bank of England maintained interest rates at 4%, signalling a cautious approach as markets brace for fewer rate cuts ahead.
UK inflation held at 3.8% in August 2025, keeping pressure on households and businesses. The Bank of England maintained interest rates at 4%, signalling a cautious approach as markets brace for fewer rate cuts ahead.
European stocks rose as the STOXX 600 gained after the European Central Bank held interest rates steady. Learn how defence, construction, and autos drove the rise, why monetary policy stability supported sentiment, and what this means for Europe’s equity outlook.
European stock markets showed cautious optimism in early September 2025, with the STOXX 600 edging higher despite bond market pressures. Discover how sentiment shifted, why forecasts point to modest gains, and what a sudden dip in investor morale means for the outlook.
The UK economy grew by 0.3% in Q2 2025, but stubborn inflation at 3.8% and weak business sentiment show recovery is fragile. Explore growth trends, inflation challenges, and outlook for the autumn as services lead the way while manufacturing lags.
TUI Group, Europe’s largest travel and tourism company, raises its annual earnings forecast after a strong summer in hotels and cruises, boosting sentiment across the travel sector while economic uncertainties linger.
European stocks remain close to decade highs, supported by fiscal spending, sector rotation into defensive industries, and expectations of monetary easing, as markets weigh long-term stability against potential risks.
European stock markets wavered as lackluster corporate earnings and sluggish trade negotiations left investors cautious, signaling rising volatility and uncertainty across sectors.
The FTSE 100 crosses the 9,000 mark for the first time, fueled by Bank of England rate-cut speculation and strong corporate earnings, even as economic data hints at underlying risks.
The Bank of England commits to maintaining “ample” reserves while reducing its balance sheet. The goal: support financial stability and ensure liquidity reaches businesses and consumers across the UK.
UK unemployment hit 4.6% in April with wage growth cooling and payrolls dropping sharply. For Bank of England watchers, that’s another signal that rate cuts may be coming later this year.
Saudi Arabia slashes consultancy spending, the UK faces an economic downgrade, and US airlines navigate market turbulence amid political uncertainty. Buckle up—it’s a wild ride.
Major layoffs at companies like Meta, Porsche, Adidas, and Wayfair reflect a broader trend of restructuring across industries, driven by economic pressures, and shifting market demands.
The UK’s inflation rate has jumped to a 10-month high of 3%, driven by rising energy costs, service sector price hikes, and a weaker pound, sparking concerns about economic stability and potential policy interventions.
Several major UK retailers, including Select Fashion and Homebase, have announced significant store closures due to rising operational costs and economic pressures, signaling potential challenges ahead for the nation’s high streets.
Gold has surged past $3,000 per ounce as investors flock to safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainty, but while some see it as a smart hedge, others warn of a potential speculative bubble.
Central banks worldwide are taking varied approaches to tackling inflation, reflecting differences in economic conditions across regions.
Global financial markets are on edge as rising geopolitical tensions threaten economic stability.
The healthcare industry is experiencing a surge in investments as technological advancements reshape patient care and operational efficiency. From artificial intelligence (AI) to telemedicine, these innovations are attracting significant funding from both public and private sectors.
BRICS countries are making a strategic pivot by increasing the use of their national currencies in transactions
