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The certificate price is what importers of steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and other covered goods owe per tonne of embedded emissions, so it sets the cost gap between imported and EU-made material. European…
If approved, the contract would be one of the largest single orders for an Indian shipyard and would add to Mazagon Dock's order book over many years, with work passed down to private-sector suppliers of hull sections…
The surtax applies to France's largest companies, so the CAC 40's big domestic taxpayers — luxury groups, banks, TotalEnergies, industrial and utility groups — are exposed through their effective tax rate. A reduction…
The proposal targets the profit line of Italian lenders — Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit, Banco BPM, BPER and Monte dei Paschi — at a time when several of them are also engaged in takeover offers for one another. A levy on…
Duties and handling fees on parcels that used to enter tax-free raise the landed cost of goods shipped directly from overseas marketplaces such as Shein and Temu, narrowing their price gap with EU-based retailers and…
Google is US-listed, so the fine itself does not fall on a European company. The European exposure is indirect: listed price-comparison, travel-booking and classifieds groups depend on Google search for customer…
Carbon allowances are a direct cost line for European steelmakers, cement and chemicals producers, refiners and fossil-fuel power generators, so the pace of the cap and the amount of free allocation feed straight into…
The federal budget is a direct order source for listed defence contractors and for builders, rail suppliers and construction-materials makers that work on German roads, bridges and track. The borrowing side matters to…
By delivering the EU's side of the deal, the agreement supports the 15% US tariff ceiling that matters most for European carmakers such as Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis, and the exclusions that keep…
A smaller duty-free quota and a 50% out-of-quota tariff shield EU steelmakers such as ArcelorMittal, Thyssenkrupp, Salzgitter, SSAB and Voestalpine from cheaper imports, supporting their selling prices and plant…