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US government bond yields rose amid renewed inflationary pressures, highlighted by oil prices returning above $100 a barrel and S&P's findings on private sector economic activity.
US government bond yields rise with the strengthening dollar and stock prices in negative territory: the 10-year T-bond sees the yield rise by 0.17 percentage points, to 5.13%, the highest level since July 2007 and the highest daily increase since May. The surge occurred in the context of the return of oil prices above $100 a barrel and with S&P's monthly survey of economic activity in the private sector with increasing pressure on prices. Michael Barr, a member of the Fed board, considered a further increase in interest rates necessary to contain inflation.
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The Fed could announce a further increase in interest rates in future meetings to contain inflation.
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The European supervisory authorities Eba, Eiopa and Esma report that the financial sector's dependence on non-European digital infrastructures, such as cloud and artificial intelligence models, amplifies geopolitical and operational risks, together with the growth of non-transparent private credit, calling for strengthening monitoring despite the resilience demonstrated by the system.

Sky launches the new Sky Mobile service operating as an MVNO. The offer includes 5G plans that can be integrated with Sky TV and Sky Wifi, with promotions dedicated to existing customers and competitive rates starting from 7.90 euros per month.
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The study by the National Federconsumatori Observatory reveals an 8% increase in lunch break costs compared to last year. In 25 years, the prices of some products have risen by up to 368%, pushing many workers to bring lunch from home.

The eighth edition of the National Festival of Civil Economy will be held in Florence from 1 to 4 October. Under the title "The Economy that Does Good", the event will explore the link between innovation, rights and the common good, hosting figures such as Shirin Ebadi and Philippe Aghion.

The Revenue Agency-Collection reminds you that the second installment of the Scrappage-quinquies expires on 30 September. Payment is necessary to maintain the benefits of the facilitated settlement of tax bills.